Everything You’ll Ever Need: You Can Find Within Yourself

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From a young age, Charlotte was drawn to writing poetry. When she was 12, her parents supported her passion by enrolling her in a Young Writers Camp. This early encouragement, especially a heartwarming letter from her mother, planted a seed in Charlotte that flourished over the years. The support and understanding that writing is a personal and expressive art form left a lasting impact on her.

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Jane Eyre is often considered one of the must-read books of all time. It follows the emotions and experiences of a strong, unbroken woman who continued to grow morally and spiritually despite a troubled childhood and a sexist, repressed Victorian society. 12. Animal Farm by George OrwellThere is nothing more scary or lonely than losing yourself trying to please people that were never meant for you anyway. Charlotte Freeman, Everything You’ll Ever Need You Can Find Within Yourself