Agnes Grey by Anne Brontë is about a young woman named Agnes who works as a governess for wealthy families to help support her own struggling family. Through her experiences, Agnes faces challenges, including dealing with spoiled children and demanding parents, while trying to stay true to her morals and values. The story shows the hardships of being a governess in 19th-century England and explores themes like resilience, independence, and kindness. It’s a heartfelt and relatable story of personal growth and finding strength in difficult times.