Wuthering Heights

«Wuthering Heights» — a recognized masterpiece of world literature, published in 1847, still provoking heated debates among readers and critics. One of the most famous books of the 19th century remains relevant today, equally interesting for both teenagers and adults. «I love the ground... beneath his feet, and the air above his head, and everything he touches, and every word he speaks. I love every glance of his, and every movement, and him as a whole!» The story of love and hate, passion and revenge unfolds in the wilds of northern England. The relationship between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff is complex and contradictory, leading to tragic consequences for themselves and their families. The intricate relationships of the characters, psychological dramas, and gothic atmosphere create a powerful, unforgettable prose that exposes the darkest sides of human nature.

Author: Эмили Бронте

Printhouse: Clever

Series: #trendbooks_classic

Age restrictions: 16+

Year of publication: 2024

ISBN: 9785002119844

Number of pages: 448

Size: 210х130х37 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 392 g

ID: 1690125

«Wuthering Heights» — a recognized masterpiece of world literature, published in 1847, still provoking heated debates among readers and critics. One of the most famous books of the 19th century remains relevant today, equally interesting for both teenagers and adults. «I love the ground beneath his feet, and the air above his head, and everything he touches, and every word he speaks. I love every glance of his, and every movement, and him as a whole!» The story of love and hate, passion and revenge unfolds in the wilds of northern England. The relationship between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff is complex and contradictory, leading to tragic consequences for themselves and their families. The intricate relationships of the characters, psychological dramas, and gothic atmosphere create a powerful, unforgettable prose that exposes the darkest sides of human nature.

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