Wuthering Heights

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Summary: anger management
Review: I have to say that I never would have read this book, had I not read "The Well of Lost Plots" by Jasper Fforde. There's that once scene where Thursday and her boss appear at that "Anger management meeting" at Wuthering Heights, and the characters originally invented by Emily Bronte all explain why they hate Mr Heathcliff so much. It made me curious - who is this Mr Heathcliff, and why is "Wuthering Heights" in constant danger to explode from the emotions it contains?
So I got me a copy, and I was fascinated. Not only have I never read a story that contains so much hatred, and revenge, and wild emotions - the characters all seem so real, and so fatal in their set ways - and Mr Heathcliff surely is a wonderful, interesting, enchanting character. Emily Bronte might not be as well-known or famous as her sister, but this book definitely is almost as good as Jane Eyre.
If you're not sure whether you want to read this yet - read !The Well of lost Plots" first, and then you won't be able to live without!