Wuthering Heights, anybody? - Page 2

Its a good read......but i read it a long time back , and that time i was very young , so i got really confused while reading it, there are so many characters and the language muddles you up........i had to re-read it 😆

Originally posted by: pooja_l

i had to read it properly to get everything in picture correctly, and its old english which drove me crazy at times but a good read, there r many shades of the same character

Originally posted by: mysticwater24

Its a good read......but i read it a long time back , and that time i was very young , so i got really confused while reading it, there are so many characters and the language muddles you up........i had to re-read it 😆

Originally posted by: -Kanky-

The same happened with me in class seven while reading Pride and Prejudice. I hated the language altogether and today it's my fave book, no doubt! 😆

i was also in class 7 when i first read wuthering heights 😆......i read Pride and Prejudice later...so it was not  much confusing to me....and i still think Wuthering Heights is much more complicated than Pride and Prejudice 😆

Originally posted by: mysticwater24

i was also in class 7 when i first read wuthering heights 😆......i read Pride and Prejudice later...so it was not  much confusing to me....and i still think Wuthering Heights is much more complicated than Pride and Prejudice 😆

do read it kanky, its like one of the bestest books i ever read, the story, the changes in characterization im sure u will fall in love with cathy and healthcliff and u might hate the story at times too but it makes for a wonderful, classic read, try this one for sure 

Originally posted by: Mysterygirl_me

do read it kanky, its like one of the bestest books i ever read, the story, the changes in characterization im sure u will fall in love with cathy and healthcliff and u might hate the story at times too but it makes for a wonderful, classic read, try this one for sure 

Only one thing I'd like to suggest is that you might wanna read the abridged version first so you can enjoy the actual happenings to the fullest; once you have read this one, you can move on to the unabridged.

Originally posted by: amy22

Only one thing I'd like to suggest is that you might wanna read the abridged version first so you can enjoy the actual happenings to the fullest; once you have read this one, you can move on to the unabridged.

I've read Wuthering Heights

It's very good, although since there is a narration, you tend to feel much farther from the characters as opposed to just reading the events as it happens. I love the way she wraps up everything in the end