Wuthering Heights (Wordsworth Classics)

Wordsworth classics~ quality of book is good , perfect font size and pages

The best novel to grab on a cold , wintry , rain swept night ! Tragedy comes wrapped in many forms, and Wuthering Heights, the epitome of aching , unfullfilled desires, lets the reader relish the tragedy with an empathetic and sorrowful gusto !!

I bought this without looking at the reviews and because I really like displayed cover page, when it was delivered, it looked really bad, as if someone had folded the cover. Anyways, I wouldn't suggest this

A hope seeking dystopian tale. It’s so destructive, and the lead characters so internecine.

the cover is not the same shown in picture and so then its really overpriced cus why should i pay around 300 for such a short book. and even the corners were deformed.

i ordered this version of the book specifically for the cover, as a particular gift for someone and i did not get what i ordered

good

I don’t know who was in charge of creating the typeset to this but it’s awful.

Ótima qualidade, produto chegou certinho, recomendo!

A good read

Okunması gereken kitaplar içinde ilk 10 a girer.

I believe that you don't just read Wuthering Heights, you live it. What can I honestly say about Wuthering Heights that could show my affection I have with the story? Since reading it for my English Literature A Level, I have lived the story countless times; thought about it everyday. It's a novel that leaves you either confused, saddened or emotionally connected with not only the characters, but the Yorkshire moors and the house that is Wuthering Heights. It won't leave you - it changes you. The story, so secluded in itself is nothing like the other books I have read, for it gives you what you want in a novel: characters, setting, plot, themes, all wonderfully developed, leaving them all in your imagination to flourish as you keep reading. The writing is simply beautiful, expressing the setting, character and plot perfectly in such a dire situation. Yes, this is one of the most extreme, horrid and liminal stories I've read, but the way in which the characters unfold, the Gothic overtakes and the ultimate downfalls of Catherine and Heathcliff is what subsidizes the experience of reading this phenomenal novel. No wonder Brontë is the "Sphynx of Literature": as she writes from the heart, mind and soul. The extremeness of Catherine's "Nelly, I am Heathcliff" and "My love for Edgar resembles the foliage in the woods: time will change it" also sticks with you and you question whether this love between Catherine and Heathcliff will be as strong as your love for someone else. It does not just deal with the love and eventual downfalls of Catherine and Heathcliff, it also introduces side plots, such as Hindley's drinking, Hareton's illiteracy and the overall themes of power, wealth and choice to co-inside superiorly. These are done throughout the book to lift it from a "love story" to a "domesticated tragedy", providing the minor characters with fulfilling roles that you can argue take centre stage at points in the novel. Perhaps these were themes Brontë knew well enough to pour such detail and corruption into such a typical novel that baffled critics when first published. I can't write how much I love this novel, for it is in itself a masterpiece of nature: a violent piece of beauty. It will be the novel I read over and over again, to myself, my children and my grandchildren. There is nothing I could say to express how I feel about this novel; I adore Emily Brontë for being such a daring human to explore the liminal, the Gothic and for the way it has truly impacted on my life. It will become my bible throughout life, and I will have pleasure in reading it time and time again, because it's a timeless classic.