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Wuthering Heights: Annotated Edition
EMILY BRONTË · ANNOTATED BY ERICA ABBETT
Every unfamiliar word, place, and reference, explained at the bottom of the page.
The annotations go beyond simple definitions, illuminating the novel’s intricate structure, recurring imagery, intergenerational parallels, and carefully constructed themes.
INSIDE THE BOOK
MADE FOR TEACHING
Scholarly editions are wonderful for research. This one was made for the classroom.
READERS SAY THE VOCABBETT CLASSICS WUTHERING HEIGHTS IS
“A two-person book club.”
WHY THIS EDITION
1847 IS A LONG WAY OFF
Three things that trip up modern readers, and the note at the bottom of the page that handles each.
GOOD TO KNOW
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
KEEP EXPLORING
PAIR IT WITH Wuthering Heights
Her sister’s novel, a count’s castle, star-crossed lovers, and a headless horseman to round out your unit.
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