Heathcliff arrives at a Yorkshire farmhouse as a foundling and leaves it decades later having reshaped two families, which is the engine of Emily Bronte's only novel.
The narrative reaches the reader second-hand, told by a tenant and a housekeeper who each remember events differently, and that framing is part of why the book still unsettles. Set on the moors between Wuthering Heights and Thrushcross Grange, the story follows Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff across one generation and into the next, tracking obsession, class resentment and inheritance. This Fingerprint! Publishing paperback runs 376 pages and is marked for readers of twelve and above.
Reasons readers return to it:
• Emily Bronte's complete novel in a 376-page paperback
• Nested narration by a tenant and a housekeeper
• Moorland setting central to the story's mood
• Listed for ages twelve and up, suitable for school use
For literature students, classic fiction readers and school libraries, available from Boipoka.