Ann Dinsdale, Principal Curator of the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth, is an expert on the world-class Bronte collection, appearing on numerous TV and radio programmes, including The One Show, Jonathan Ross' Myths and Legends and Britain's Novel Landscapes with Mariella Frostrup. Ann worked with Sally Wainwright and the production team on BBC drama To Walk Invisible. She has written several books and articles on the Brontes.Sharon Wright is an award-winning journalist and author of the Amazon #1 bestselling biography of Maria Branwell Bronte. She has written for The Guardian, Daily Express, BBC, Disney, Glamour, Woman & Home, The Lady, Red and New York Post and appeared on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour and women's history podcasts. Research for this book resulted in her winning a correction to the Bronte memorial in Westminster Abbey, which made headlines around the world. She was interviewed by Mishal Husain on BBC Radio 4 Today, plus The Times, The Guardian, The Observer and The New York Times.

Book of the Month in Best of British Magazine October 2025 ‘Let me in’ is not just another Brontë book to add to the bookshelf, it is a unique look at their physical presence in the landscape and the quite amazing number of buildings from a wide variety of locations that add to their story.' Phil’s Book Reviews July 2025 ‘A gripping tour through time with the Brontë house detectives.’ Araminta Hall‘Personal and poetic, authoritative and richly evocative, this is a biography like no other: a family history laid out in brick and stone.’ Kathryn Sutherland‘Full of insight, compassion and exciting new discoveries’ Stacey Halls‘A wonderful historical journey’ Dorothy Koomson‘Take a captivating trip to Brontëworld in the company of two supersleuths.’ Sharon Sweeney, Woman & Home‘A triumph’ Emma Conally-Barklem

Ann Dinsdale, Principal Curator of the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth, is an expert on the world-class Bronte collection, appearing on numerous TV and radio programmes, including The One Show, Jonathan Ross' Myths and Legends and Britain's Novel Landscapes with Mariella Frostrup. Ann worked with Sally Wainwright and the production team on BBC drama To Walk Invisible. She has written several books and articles on the Brontes.Sharon Wright is an award-winning journalist and author of the Amazon #1 bestselling biography of Maria Branwell Bronte. She has written for The Guardian, Daily Express, BBC, Disney, Glamour, Woman & Home, The Lady, Red and New York Post and appeared on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour and women's history podcasts. Research for this book resulted in her winning a correction to the Bronte memorial in Westminster Abbey, which made headlines around the world. She was interviewed by Mishal Husain on BBC Radio 4 Today, plus The Times, The Guardian, The Observer and The New York Times.

Book of the Month in Best of British Magazine October 2025 ‘Let me in’ is not just another Brontë book to add to the bookshelf, it is a unique look at their physical presence in the landscape and the quite amazing number of buildings from a wide variety of locations that add to their story.' Phil’s Book Reviews July 2025 ‘A gripping tour through time with the Brontë house detectives.’ Araminta Hall‘Personal and poetic, authoritative and richly evocative, this is a biography like no other: a family history laid out in brick and stone.’ Kathryn Sutherland‘Full of insight, compassion and exciting new discoveries’ Stacey Halls‘A wonderful historical journey’ Dorothy Koomson‘Take a captivating trip to Brontëworld in the company of two supersleuths.’ Sharon Sweeney, Woman & Home‘A triumph’ Emma Conally-Barklem

Ann Dinsdale, Principal Curator of the Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth, is an expert on the world-class Bronte collection, appearing on numerous TV and radio programmes, including The One Show, Jonathan Ross' Myths and Legends and Britain's Novel Landscapes with Mariella Frostrup. Ann worked with Sally Wainwright and the production team on BBC drama To Walk Invisible. She has written several books and articles on the Brontes.Sharon Wright is an award-winning journalist and author of the Amazon #1 bestselling biography of Maria Branwell Bronte. She has written for The Guardian, Daily Express, BBC, Disney, Glamour, Woman & Home, The Lady, Red and New York Post and appeared on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour and women's history podcasts. Research for this book resulted in her winning a correction to the Bronte memorial in Westminster Abbey, which made headlines around the world. She was interviewed by Mishal Husain on BBC Radio 4 Today, plus The Times, The Guardian, The Observer and The New York Times.

Book of the Month in Best of British Magazine October 2025 ‘Let me in’ is not just another Brontë book to add to the bookshelf, it is a unique look at their physical presence in the landscape and the quite amazing number of buildings from a wide variety of locations that add to their story.' Phil’s Book Reviews July 2025 ‘A gripping tour through time with the Brontë house detectives.’ Araminta Hall‘Personal and poetic, authoritative and richly evocative, this is a biography like no other: a family history laid out in brick and stone.’ Kathryn Sutherland‘Full of insight, compassion and exciting new discoveries’ Stacey Halls‘A wonderful historical journey’ Dorothy Koomson‘Take a captivating trip to Brontëworld in the company of two supersleuths.’ Sharon Sweeney, Woman & Home‘A triumph’ Emma Conally-Barklem