Classic Novel: Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

Amazon Customer: Loved this book! Can be difficult to understand because of the language. I recommend looking up the family tree to understand the characters and their relation and using cliff notes as needed if you are struggling with comprehension at first. But such a good book!!

United States on Apr 11, 2023

K. L. Byles: This review is not for the novel but for this version. This is not a reputable publisher. This item should be removed.

There are no paragraphs. Someone copied and pasted the book removing all paragraphing.

I had to purchase this novel a second time from a reputable publisher to be able to read it and I am an editor and accustomed to poorly presented manuscripts. The difference is when I am editing I can correct the errors.

United States on Mar 31, 2023

Jeannie: Not a bunch of typos. Book is fine.

United States on Dec 07, 2022

shimbo kaoru: El libro venía nuevo y el diseño de la impresión hace que no pese tanto, muy bien para llevar a todos lados.

Mexico on Aug 27, 2022

Sandie Rule: Takes you back to the period described as though you are there with the characters. A must read book.

United Kingdom on Aug 28, 2021

hanne: i love this book, it is one of my favourite classics but the cover is not the original cover. it is just a copy.

Canada on Jan 25, 2021

jmenta: I liked that this book has larger pages so that condenses the size of it. It felt a lot easier to read a 200 page book rather than the normal 400 page format. It’s a captivating, frustrating, tragedy. The most interesting characters I’ve read about in a long time

United States on Jan 07, 2021

Lauren: really nice cover and the book is a little larger than regular books which i really liked

United Kingdom on Dec 24, 2020

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Italy on Jun 13, 2020

E.J. Jones: I heard once that you know everything about a person if you just know their answer to this question: “Wuthering Heights” or “Jane Eyre”? Personally, I like them both. A lot, as I discovered when I finally put down “Wuthering Heights” after reading far later into the night than is good for me. Maybe I had a few issues with the frame story, and maybe I wasn’t quite into it when it first started, but I eventually found this book harrowing, creepy, and even amusing at times – who could help but laugh at ridiculous Heathcliff and histrionic Cathy?

However, if I were Mr. Lockwood, I’m sure I wouldn’t find anything to laugh at. Lockwood is a tenant of Mr. Heathcliff, the master of Wuthering Heights and technical owner of the smaller house next door, Thrushcross Grange. Heathcliff is a formidable man that doesn’t seem to be afraid of anything – except for the ghost that haunts Lockwood’s dreams the first night he stays at the house. Upon questioning the housekeeper, Ellen Dean, Lockwood becomes engrossed by the family saga that reinvented the notion of family sagas: the fierce entanglement of the Earnshaws and the Lintons, with Heathcliff and his beloved...

United States on Mar 22, 2015