The only one of the three sisters to produce a single novel in her lifetime.

Used the pseudonym Currer Bell.

Used the pseudonym Ellis Bell.

Used the pseudonym Acton Bell.

This sister’s first written novel, The Professor, was published after her death.

The youngest of the three Brontë sisters.

This Brontë sister died of tuberculosis in 1848 and was famously buried in a coffin that was a meager 16 inches (41 cm) wide.

The author of the most popular of the sisters’ novels, Jane Eyre.

This Brontë sister was a governess with a family named the Robinsons, an experience that is thought to have been an influence on her novel Agnes Grey.

This Brontë sister’s many letters to friend Ellen Nussey provide an insight into her life beyond that of her siblings.