Heathcliff and Catherine's attachment wrecks two households across two generations on the Yorkshire moors.
Emily Bronte's only novel is told at a remove, through a tenant and a housekeeper recounting events already finished, which keeps a cool frame around a violent story. This hardcover runs to 367 pages and carries the complete text, including the second-generation chapters that shorter versions tend to lose.
What the reader finds:
• Bronte's complete novel in a 367-page hardcover
• The nested narration that frames the main events
• Both generations of the Earnshaw and Linton families
• A staple of nineteenth-century literature courses
Suited to classics readers and senior students, published by Wilco International LLP and available at Boipoka.