Jesus Christ, the day has come that I have finally finished this book. The language was a little too hard for me to grasp at first, seeing as it's published in 1847 and the English language has changed ever since. English is also not my first language, which made it quite harder to read, too. 
 But I kept on reading because the prose was just soo beautiful, and I'm glad I got to read it in the original language. I guess I have a thing for horrible people who utter beautiful sentences, that cloud my entire judgement of how vile they actually are. 
 This is not a love story, it is a story about revenge. Heathcliff has his mind set on torturing the descendants of the families that have wronged him, as if two wrongs make a right. If only it would bring Catherine back, but it won't, or will it? 
 Granted, not much actually happens in the book. The story takes place at Wuthering Heights (the Earnshaw/Heathcliff residence) and the Trushcross Grange (The Linton residence), and there a lot of characters to remember. The fact that some carry the same name makes it even more difficult. 
 Despite the difficulty to finish the book, this was definitely a five-star-read. The story was captivating and it was written beautifully. It is by no means a binge-read, rather something that takes time to settle in and for which you need time to process the sentences and the events, and the family ties. I will definitely read this book in my native language soon too and see if the beauty of the book is lost in it. If it is as beautiful as the English version, i cannot wait to binge read it in Dutch.