* Jane Eyre (1847): Her most famous work, a Gothic novel about a young woman who overcomes hardship and finds love.
* Shirley (1849): A social commentary on the lives of women in Victorian England, featuring a strong-willed female protagonist.
* Villette (1853): A semi-autobiographical novel set in a Belgian boarding school, exploring themes of love, loneliness, and self-discovery.
* The Professor (1857): A less well-known novel about a young, struggling professor who falls in love with a wealthy woman.
She also wrote under the pseudonym Currer Bell, along with her sisters Emily and Anne, who also wrote novels under pseudonyms.