"Agnes Grey" is the first novel of the British writer Anne Brontë, who entered world literature under the pseudonym Acton Bell. The book tells the story of a young girl named Agnes, who decides to become a teacher to support her family. The novel is a touching psychological portrait of the heroine, who faces challenges in her professional and personal life. The author covers in detail the problems of morality, class inequality and women's independence. "Agnes Gray" impresses with its modernity and relevance, leaving its mark in the hearts of readers.