The Bronte sisters are a unique phenomenon not only in English-language literature, but also in world literature. Nature equally endowed all three representatives of this family with literary genius - but at the same time they all worked in completely different styles and directions that had absolutely nothing in common with each other. This edition includes the most striking works of the Bronte sisters, included in the golden fund of world literature - the masterpiece of romantic prose “Wuthering Heights”, which immortalized the name of Emily, the fascinating, intelligent realistic novel by Anne “The Stranger of Wildfell Hall” and, of course, the unique creation of Charlotte, the immortal “Jane Eyre”, standing at the intersection of romanticism and realism. "Bonus, the reader is given the opportunity to read Barbara Ford's story "Christmas in India", which continues the story of the life of Jane Eyre, her complex feelings and touching life's ups and downs. As for the collection "Tales of Angria", at first it was just an exciting literary game - entertainment at the leisure of the young offspring of the rural priest Patrick Bronte, who composed exciting stories of the fictional kingdom of Angria. But very soon the game turned into a real obsession - and its results still delight readers. The names of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte have long been included in the golden fund of world literature - and only a tragic early death prevented their brother Branwell from catching up with his sisters. And “Tales of Angria,” written by Charlotte in collaboration with her brother, has long been recognized as a true masterpiece - a whimsical fairy tale for adults, equally interesting for professional writers and for the widest circle of readers, and for fans of the genre of “literary legends”...Contents:Jane Eyre (Charlotte Brontë)Christmas in India (Barbara Ford)Wuthering Heights (Emily Brontë)The Stranger from Wildfell Hall (Anne Brontë)TALES OF ANGRIA (Charlotte Brontë)Mina LaurieStancliffe InnDuke ZamornaHenry HastingsCaroline VernonFrom Rawhead's DiaryFarewell to Angria