Wuthering Heights – Readings Classics Edition By Emily Brontë

Book Name: Wuthering Heights Book Author: Emily Brontë Book Publishers: Publish Date: (31 Dec 2002) Format: Hand Book Language: English Category: Novel Pages: 348 Book Code: 20094 ISBN-10 : 0141439556 ISBN-13 : 978-0141439556 Book Quality: Paperback   About the Book (Product Description) Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë’s only novel, is a masterpiece of Gothic and Romantic literature. First published in 1847, it tells the haunting story of Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, whose passionate yet destructive love unfolds against the wild backdrop of the Yorkshire moors. This Readings Classics Edition brings the novel to a new generation of readers, combining affordable quality with the timeless text of Brontë’s masterpiece. ✅ Key Themes Love & Revenge – Heathcliff’s obsession and Catherine’s choices shape generations Class & Social Barriers – The struggle between wealth, status, and passion Nature & the Gothic – The moors as a symbol of freedom, wildness, and fate Family & Inheritance – Cycles of conflict across the Earnshaw and Linton families Why This Edition Matters Affordable Readings Classics edition for students and general readers A cornerstone of Gothic and Romantic literature Essential for literature students, book clubs, and classic novel collectors Wuthering Heights Readings Classics Emily Brontë Emily Brontë Classic Novel Wuthering Heights Gothic Romance Novel Yorkshire Moors Readings Classics English Literature Books Wuthering Heights Affordable Edition Wuthering Heights (Readings Classics Edition) by Emily Brontë — a timeless Gothic romance of love, revenge, and passion set on the Yorkshire moors. When Earnshaw adopted the dark-skinned foundling Heathcliff, he could have scuttled past him in the street if he had even the dimmest vision of the darkness inside him. Anyhow, he was saved by luck to see its outpour. His children were not so fortunate though. They had to suffer-beyond measure. Wuthering Heights is an intense, often demonic, love-hate story which mercilessly shows the daily making and unmaking of our psyche, its long term impact on our ultimate constitution and its continuing legacy. It has been one of the most popular reads since its first publication in 1847.