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Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë is a premium annotated and illustrated paperback edition of the classic Gothic romance novel. Celebrated for its intense emotional depth and layered narrative, it ranks top 5 in Gothic Romance and Young Adult Fiction categories, boasting over 31,000 reviews with a 4.4-star average. This edition offers a rich, immersive experience perfect for discerning readers craving timeless literature with a dark, passionate edge.



| Best Sellers Rank | #6,894 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #5 in Gothic Romance #6 in Young Adult Fiction on Girls' & Women's Issues #14 in Small Town Romance |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 31,061 Reviews |
R**B
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 — Dark, Passionate, and Hauntingly Beautiful
Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë is a timeless classic that blends intense romance, raw human emotion, and gothic atmosphere into an unforgettable story. Set on the wild Yorkshire moors, it follows the turbulent lives of Heathcliff and Catherine, whose love is as destructive as it is unbreakable. Brontë’s prose is rich and evocative, painting the moors as a living, breathing presence — as fierce and untamed as her characters. This isn’t a gentle love story; it’s about obsession, revenge, and the way emotions can echo across generations. The shifting narrators and layered storytelling make it immersive, while the moral complexity keeps you thinking long after you close the book. A powerful read for anyone who appreciates literature that’s as stormy and unpredictable as life itself. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë is a timeless classic that blends intense romance, raw human emotion, and gothic atmosphere into an unforgettable story. Set on the wild Yorkshire moors, it follows the turbulent lives of Heathcliff and Catherine, whose love is as destructive as it is unbreakable. Brontë’s prose is rich and evocative, painting the moors as a living, breathing presence — as fierce and untamed as her characters. This isn’t a gentle love story; it’s about obsession, revenge, and the way emotions can echo across generations. The shifting narrators and layered storytelling make it immersive, while the moral complexity keeps you thinking long after you close the book. A powerful read for anyone who appreciates literature that’s as stormy and unpredictable as life itself.
C**A
Good
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L**Y
Good one.
Two pages of the book were crumbled may be due to rough packaging orherwise the product is very good.
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Review over Wuthering Heights
┈━═☆ Wuthering Heights ☆═━┈ Blurb ೋ❀❀ೋ═══ • 'In this epic story of love, envy, betrayal and revenge, Heathcliff and Catherine comes together in a romance that destroys them and those around them.' • Wuthering Heights, one of the most famous gothic classic novel in the history, is a story of love, betrayal and revenge as it claims. I admire the book mainly because of the way author, Emily Bronte did write the book. The amazing choice of words, the structure of sentence and figurative language in this book all together give readers a feeling of nostalgia in a unique way. It is a true masterpiece in both literature and classics. More over, the book can improve your vocabulary in a 'wicked way.' There is some unique facts about this book, which I found myself during the reading, and are really weird to others. May be this is how Bronte truly wanted the readers to be feel. Even if you love the book with all your heart, it's pretty hard to like or love some characters, not some, I do hate most of the characters. It's a wonder to myself still how can I love the book. May be the way the author did describe things did capture my mind or enchant it. You would love the descriptions than in any other fiction, though it's quite detailed but not a bit boring. I'm wondering what was the author truly thinking while portraying Heathcliff. Gosh!That's the one we love, hate and love again for all the weird reasons and things he had done in the name of love and revenge. And Catherine, she was talking about Heathcliff like 'Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same' and marrying Linton. And the gypsy boy, who loved her madly, took a revenge in a way you even can't dream. I mean it when I said you can't even dream it! The book did take a lot of time from me though the book really worth it. Happy reading to all.🤩🤩🤩🤩
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Emily knows how to love and how to hate.
The language might be a little too heavy if you aren't used to reading books, especially english classics, though once you get the hang of it, it will be easy. The story itself is memorable. The old novels shows the side of love which is scarcely present nowadays. They are more passionate, more expressive, full of love, hate, anger and more love. Emily's prose is a masterpiece. She could have written trash and i still would have read her. She just captures you and keeps you in her words. You will be asking for more. I have heard that her sisters works are very similar, so if you like this one, definitely go for others. Brontë family has blue blood in writing. Regarding the book's delivery, it arrived in perfect condition. Fingerprint publications uses translations available in public domains, the reason why they are much cheaper than, say, penguin. Still, if you are buying English literature, go for fingerprint if you don't want to splurge a fortune.
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Good
Good
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Book condition
Book condition was good but there was something sticky liquid on cover , I had to clean
P**R
Very hard read
This is my favorite book. I do not say that lightly - I've read quite a lot from all different genres - but this is my favorite book. Of all time. Ever. The ladies over at The Readventurer kindly allowed me to get my feelings of utter adoration for Wuthering Heights off my chest in their "Year of the Classics" feature, but I now realize it's time I posted a little something in this blank review space. I mean, come on, it's my favorite book so it deserves better than empty nothingness. So, what do I love so much about Wuthering Heights? Everything. Okay, maybe not. That wouldn't really be saying it strongly enough. What I love about this novel is the setting; the wilderness. This is not a story about niceties and upper class propriety. This is the tale of people who aren't so socially acceptable, who live away from the strict rules of civilization - it's almost as if they're not quite from the world we know. The isolation of the setting out on the Yorkshire moors between the fictional dwellings of The Heights and Thrushcross Grange emphasizes how far removed these characters are from social norms, how unconventional they are, and how lonely they are. This is a novel for readers who can appreciate unlikeable characters; readers who don't have to like someone to achieve a certain level of understanding of them and their circumstances. People are not born evil... so what makes them that way? What torments a man so much that he refuses to believe he has any worth? What kind of person digs up the grave of their loved one so they can see them once again? Heathcliff was not created to be liked or to earn your forgiveness. Emily Brontë simply tells his story from the abusive and unloved childhood he endured, to his obsession with the only person alive who showed him any real kindness, to his adulthood as an angry, violent man who beats his wife and imprisons the younger Cathy in order to make her marry his son. It would be so easy to hate Heathcliff, and I don't feel that he is some dark, sexy hero like others often do. But I appreciate what Emily Brontë attempts to teach us about the cycle of violence and aggression. Heathcliff eventually becomes little more than the man he hates. By being brought up with beatings and anger he in turn unleashes it on everyone else. And Cathy is no delicate flower either. What hope did Heathcliff have when the only person he ever loved was so selfish and vindictive? But I love Emily Brontë for creating such imperfect, screwed-up characters. This is a dark novel that deals with some very complicated people, but I think in the end we are offered the possibility of peace and happiness through Cathy (younger) and Hareton's relationship, and the suggestion that Cathy (older) and Heathcliff were reunited in the afterlife. I had an English teacher in high school that said Cathy and Heathcliff's personalities and their relationship were too much for this world and that peace was only possible for them in the next. I have no idea if this was something Ms Bronte intended, but the romantic in me likes to imagine that it's true.
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