The must-test knowledge points of childhood masterpieces
The essential knowledge points of the famous childhood were as follows: In Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre, Jane Eyre experienced a childhood of abuse and neglect. Charles Dickens, the protagonist of Dickens 'novel, A Tale of Two Cities, lived in London's Bloomswick Manor during his childhood and had a wonderful time there. 3. The heroine of the novel The Necklace, Emmanuel Le Carre, lived in a poor family during her childhood, but she succeeded through hard work and her own intelligence. Quasimodo, the protagonist of Hugo's novel,"Notre-Dame de Paris," was a lonely, poor, and neglected child in his childhood. 5 In Jules Verne's novel Five weeks on a balloon, the protagonist Verne spent his childhood as an orphan in the countryside. These are some of the important topics and compulsory knowledge points of the famous childhood books. I hope they will be of help to you.