Wuthering Heights is excellent.

[danni.x]

Out of all the novels I have read out of the 15 years I have spent on this planet, Wuthering Heights is by far my favourite. It's romantic, dramatic, depressing- all the things I love in a book

[Ruto]

What does everyone think of the ending of wuthering heights? Does anyone agree with me that heathcliff was able to see cathys ghost? and if so, what do you think Bronte was tring to say?

[kev67]

No one should expect to like every classic book but that doesn't stop them being classics. I enjoyed "Pride and Prejudice" but not "Emma" but it doesn't make it bad or over-rated.

Wuthering Heights is a classic not only because it is a fascinating story, cleverly constructed and with characters that you (obviously not you personally) care about, but it was unique at that time, a book with a plot and characters that were not seen in other literature. I have read it many times and written a website about it: I wouldn't have done if it wasn't something special.

So you wrote that website. Well done!

[Gladys]

No one should expect to like every classic book but that doesn't stop them being classics. I enjoyed "Pride and Prejudice" but not "Emma" but it doesn't make it bad or over-rated.

Wuthering Heights is a classic not only because it is a fascinating story, cleverly constructed and with characters that you (obviously not you personally) care about, but it was unique at that time, a book with a plot and characters that were not seen in other literature.

My own sentiments exactly. I would add that the Catherine Earnshaw is an admirable character of superhuman dimensions. She still resonates in my mind, years after reading the book.