Years ago, I tried to get myself into reading the classics- Jane Austen, the Bronte sisters, etc. (I think most, if not all, teen girls try this at some point). Wuthering Heights was the only book I could get into and even then I set it aside because it was so boring. So, years later, I decided to give it another go. And then another try after that attempt failed too. I'm happy to say that on my fourth attempt, I finished the book. I'm glad I read it, it was good and I liked that it wasn't about hoity-toity society people. I enjoyed the story for the most part but I found the way the story was told to be difficult (the book is told in diary format with the writer, Mr. Lockwood, recounting what his housemaid tells him of the past). I didn't love this story as much as everyone else seems to and I feel like maybe I'm missing something (especially since I just can't seem to get into popular classics- I won't even go into Pride and Prejudice and how many times I've tried to get through that). I'm happy I read this and I liked it but I certainly didn't love it nor do I plan to revisit this story again in the future.