GAH! Pretty much disliked this one, manic depression and child abuse rolled into a package that seriously had my teeth on edge. I prefer Daphne du Maurier for the same kind of atmosphere and would much rather lose myself in a Jane Austen for a period piece.
Not my favourite classic out there. I despise Heathcliff. A man should never have that much power over a woman and Cathy is too weak to let him go. Also Emily's witting style is not the style I prefer to read. I can't help to compare it to Charlotte's and I like her writing style much more.But the s...
"Let's see if I'll still like it as much as I used to... Somehow I doubt it."And with that, I started reading Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights again after a gap of over thirty years.First reaction on finishing for the second time: "Thanks God that's over!"But this reaction wasn't because I now hate...
Passion and obsession, yooooooooooooo!!!!Here they come- a cast of beleaguered, flawed, loathsome and forlorn characters.Asshole 1.Asshole 2.Idiot mewl 1.Idiot mewl 2.and the shameful posterity.Terrible eidetic memory Gossip 1.Nosy visitor 1.And we(yes, me too) are all lovestruck. Even with all its ...
I read this novel as a teenager and again in my twenties and on both occasions I disliked it intensely. Along with Tess of the d'Urbervilles’s biography of the Brontë family, which I’ve had sitting around for a couple of years. Its 1000 pages remain daunting, but I’ll get to it eventually. I’ve on...
Firstly, this is not a love story. I'd heard that it was. If you think this is a love story then I think you have a fucked up perception of romance - 50 shades style. However, love story aside, I just didn't enjoy the book. I want to rate it 5 stars, because it's a classic and the ideas and writing ...
Surely I read a different book than the rest of the world? I can't even bring myself to give this two stars, although I don't hate her writing. I just will never understand how this story is worshiped and romanticized by so many. I understand:evil begets evil. This was just insane, though. This is K...
Not often do I decide to edit the review - and change the opinion of the book I initially detested - mere days after writing a 'why I hated it' opus. Emily Bronte, you mastermind! In addition to learning truly horrifying things through the comments from my fellow lovely Goodreaders (people have to...
PrefaceChronologyIntroductionFurther ReadingNote on the TextGenealogical TableBiographical Notice of Ellis and Acton BellEditor's Preface to the New (1850) Edition--Wuthering HeightsNotes
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