Wuthering Heights
A novel from the series "Novels from World Literature"
Emily Brontë's only novel: a love that cannot be broken, and a revenge that lasts a whole generation.
What you'll learn
- Follow Heathcliff and Catherine from childhood to the very end
- See how love can turn into revenge
- Meet unforgettable characters such as Heathcliff, Catherine, Edgar and Nelly Dean
- Walk the Yorkshire moors and their lonely houses
- Open the door to classic English literature
About this book
The Yorkshire moors in the north of England. One night Mr. Earnshaw comes home to Wuthering Heights with a strange child he found in the street. He names him Heathcliff and raises him with his daughter Catherine. The two grow up bound by an attachment that cannot be broken, but Catherine chooses to marry Edgar Linton, a rich and refined man, and Heathcliff leaves in anger, coming back years later rich and hard.
From there his revenge begins: on Hindley, Catherine's brother, who humiliated him as a boy; on Edgar, her husband; and on Isabella, Edgar's sister, whom he marries without love. Even after Catherine dies, her ghost haunts him, and he finds no peace until he dies and is buried beside her, as the revenge ends with the new generation.
This is Emily Brontë's only novel and one of the best-known novels of world literature, in an easy Arabic translation by Anas Farghali. The book is written in Arabic. 352 pages and 34 chapters, with a drawing at the start of every chapter.
Who this book is for
- Lovers of classic novels
- Literature students
- Lovers of stories of love and revenge
- Anyone reading Emily Brontë for the first time
- Anyone who loves stories that stay with you
Why read this book
- 34 chapters in 352 pages
- Emily Brontë's only novel, a great classic of English literature
- A drawing at the start of every chapter
- Easy Arabic translation
