This book will take you into the lives of the six Brontë children who
were raised in Haworth Parsonage on the edge of the West Yorkshire
Moors. Discover the world of a Victorian childhood and how the children
dealt with isolation, the harsh education system and death. Read about
how the children used the graveyard surrounding their garden as a
playground and how they found solace in making up stories of imaginary
islands, kingdoms and people. Reality and imagination mingled and spread
so that they lived in a fantasy world of ghosts, horror, religion,
disease, war, scientific discovery, love and humor; here anything could
happen. Learn about the background to the childhood of those who were to
become such remarkable authors. This book is as accurate in its factual
content as it is fascinating in its fantasy.