The Brontë family

The Brontë family, consisting of sisters Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, along with their brother Branwell, were 19th-century English writers known for their profound impact on literature. They grew up in Haworth, Yorkshire, and faced considerable hardship, including the loss of their mother and siblings. Charlotte is famous for "Jane Eyre," Emily for "Wuthering Heights," and Anne for "Agnes Grey." Their works address themes of love, social criticism, and human nature, often featuring strong, complex characters. The Brontës' unique perspectives and innovative storytelling have established them as key figures in English literature.