A monolith of world literature - moving and unique. As an orphan, young Heathcliff arrives at the estate of Wuthering Heights, exposed to the harsh weather of the English coast. Lovingly taken in by landowner Mr. Earnshaw, his presence soon leads to discord within the family. Daughter Catherine recognizes a kindred spirit in the strange boy and falls in love with him, but her brother Hindley is filled with jealousy towards the intruder. He begins to torment him and banishes him after their father's death. When Catherine chooses to marry the wealthy neighbor, Heathcliff vows revenge. "Wuthering Heights" remained the only novel by Emily Brontë published during her lifetime. It became a fixed star in the literary firmament. PENGUIN EDITION. Timeless, iconic, vibrant.