Wuthering Heights

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Set in the Yorkshire moors, this novel explores the tumultuous relationship between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, showcasing themes of passion, revenge, and the effects of isolation. Written by Emily Brontë and published posthumously in 1850, it reflects the struggles of its characters against the backdrop of a harsh landscape. The story's complex narrative structure and deep emotional resonance have made it a classic of English literature, enduring through the years despite its author's brief life.