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Jona Neto jonaneto — this book was very boring. she didnt introduce any of the characters and most of the book was very tedious and plain. she really didnt have much of a personality either. and she kept repeating the same things over and over. i know that she lived in an attic for two years but ive read more interesting books on the holocaust. she also needs to get over this peter dude because that just got annoying.

Lucas Max lucasmax_g — I enjoyed the nail-biting-don't-want-to-put-the-book-down suspense. Well-written with great insight into the characters' personalities. I was a bit disappointed with the ending as it left quite a few issues unresolved & seemed like the author just wanted to end it! Hopefully this means a sequel!

Simone Economo e_oe5 — When I first read this book, I hated it with an unreserved fiery passion befitting its main characters. I awarded it two stars because I was reluctant to give one star to a Great Work of English Literature. But really, I meant one star. It's been about five years now, and I was excited to re-read it for my book club to see if my feelings have changed at all. So far as the 'love story' goes, they haven't changed one bit. I loathe Heathcliff and Cathy. There is nothing romantic about their love; it is sick and delusional, the product of emotionally unstable characters, one a narcissist, one a sociopath. There is still nothing romantic to me about a love that does nothing but destroy. Oddly enough, because I knew that I hated these characters and did not care about their happiness or believe in their love, I was able to enjoy the story quite a bit more. Recasting Heathcliff as the villain and reading the book as a warning against the dangers of obsessive, all-consuming love, I found myself quite enjoying it by the end. That is likely not what Ms. Bronte was going for, but so it goes. I remain a Jane Eyre girl at heart.