What's not to love about Jane Eyre? Gothic and passionate, it features the ultimate male hero - Mr Rochester. And that gives Charlotte a top idea: she'll look for a new Mr Rochester for her lovely mum.
So when Charlotte finds the ideal man, she can't believe her luck. He's dark, brooding and mysterious. He's PERFECT. But the real-life romantic hero also turns out to be sarcastic and rude. Does Charlotte really want her mum marrying him?

Perhaps it would have been better if Mr Rochester had stayed between the covers of Charlotte's favourite novel...?

A humorous look at teen life and relationships. * Bronteblog *
Jane Airhead unashamedly shouts 'read me' to fans of Cathy Cassidy, Chris Higgins and Jacqueline Wilson. A well written and fun-filled tale . . . littered with literary references. -- Janet Sims * The School Librarian *
Kay Woodward has crafted a gem of a novel and a role model I'd have loved as a school girl. -- Sam Shepherd * Daily Echo *
I love it! The funky cover is a dead giveaway to Charlotte's voice. She's a scream! -- Nayuleska * Nayu's Reading Corner *
The text is laugh-out-loud funny and the story rattles along at a great pace . . . you don't have to be fan of classic literature to enjoy this, as it's a great story in its own right. -- Chicklish * Karen *

Kay Woodward was born in Barrow-in-Furness, and attended the University of Brighton where she studied for a BA in Applied Language. She writes under both her maiden name, Kay Barnham, and her married name, Kay Woodward. She is an established author, famous for writing many Frederick Warne Flower Fairies titles, as well as books for the BBC, Puffin and Scholastic. She now lives in Hampshire with her husband and daughter.