The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (by Anne Brontë)

*The Tenant of Wildfell Hall* by Anne Brontë is a novel about Helen Graham, a woman hiding her true past, who moves into a mysterious, old estate called Wildfell Hall. Through her journal, she reveals her struggle to escape an abusive marriage, seek independence, and protect her son. The story explores themes of social judgment, morality, and personal resilience, challenging Victorian norms about gender roles and behavior. Ultimately, it portrays Helen's journey toward self-empowerment and a hopeful future, emphasizing women's strength and the importance of moral integrity.