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This, along with Jane Eyre, I read when I was 11-12. Then in my twenties, either backpacking around Europe or maybe the Italy trip, I reread Jane Eyre because I came across it in a hostel. I tried to reread Wuthering Heights at the same time and quickly gave up. I thought it was pretty terrible, tbh.
Serial Reader was a good way to revisit this, though I’m good with using it until I’m not: once a few days pile up, I tend to give up a bit for a few ...more
This, along with Jane Eyre, I read when I was 11-12. Then in my twenties, either backpacking around Europe or maybe the Italy trip, I reread Jane Eyre because I came across it in a hostel. I tried to reread Wuthering Heights at the same time and quickly gave up. I thought it was pretty terrible, tbh.
Serial Reader was a good way to revisit this, though I’m good with using it until I’m not: once a few days pile up, I tend to give up a bit for a few ...more
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I brought this book to the beach, and soon found out that it was not a beach read. I took up the book shortly afterwords and read it. After reading this book, the feeling you end up with is anger and annoyance; you barley fall in love with the characters, except for Hareton. All of the characters are selfish and manipulating, but since that is how the author wanted to portray them, I guess this book is great. The structure is at times complicated, but all in all, the book is wonderful and powerf
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