Charlotte Brontë is the author well-known for writing "Jane Eyre." This seminal novel, published in 1847, explores themes of class, gender, and morality through the experiences of its titular character, Jane. The story follows Jane's struggles for independence and self-identity while confronting societal norms. Brontë’s rich character development and narrative style have made "Jane Eyre" a classic in English literature, enduring for its exploration of deep emotional and social issues, and inspiring numerous adaptations in film, theater, and media.