Comments on: Teaser Tuesdays: Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/ A Continuous Book Review and Vocabulary Assignment Tue, 12 Mar 2013 11:19:20 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jamie http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/comment-page-1/#comment-4980 Jamie Wed, 04 Nov 2009 18:17:22 +0000 http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/#comment-4980 I have read the book wuthering heights from hearing about from the twilight series i do have to say i now know why it is her favorite book I have read the book wuthering heights from hearing about from the twilight series i do have to say i now know why it is her favorite book

]]> By: Ann-Kat http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/comment-page-1/#comment-4977 Ann-Kat Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:38:08 +0000 http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/#comment-4977 Caitie, I know exactly what you mean (I still cringe when I hear Concertino by Chaminade). But I guess I was lucky in my academic career--at least concerning literature--by having diverse teachers all around so never had a chance to tire of any one text. I was exposed to some great titles, but I believe I was likewise deprived of some great ones too. Alita, I wasn't very excited to read it either, but I remember a friend discussing it and I decided to take a stab at it...and it just blew my mind. It took a few pages to get into, but a mystery begins to unfold as Mr. Lockwood tries to piece together the story of his new landlord and the lovely, if not cold, young woman and slovenly lad in his care. From there we are taken on a whirlwind ride involving all kinds of obsessive love and vengeance. I'm actually looking forward to reviewing it when I'm finished. I will say, however, if you don't care for historical pieces or nineteenth century writing, this will probably be difficult to finish. Caitie, I know exactly what you mean (I still cringe when I hear Concertino by Chaminade). But I guess I was lucky in my academic career–at least concerning literature–by having diverse teachers all around so never had a chance to tire of any one text. I was exposed to some great titles, but I believe I was likewise deprived of some great ones too.

Alita, I wasn’t very excited to read it either, but I remember a friend discussing it and I decided to take a stab at it…and it just blew my mind. It took a few pages to get into, but a mystery begins to unfold as Mr. Lockwood tries to piece together the story of his new landlord and the lovely, if not cold, young woman and slovenly lad in his care. From there we are taken on a whirlwind ride involving all kinds of obsessive love and vengeance. I’m actually looking forward to reviewing it when I’m finished. I will say, however, if you don’t care for historical pieces or nineteenth century writing, this will probably be difficult to finish.

]]> By: Alita http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/comment-page-1/#comment-4976 Alita Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:59:42 +0000 http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/#comment-4976 I've never had much desire to read Wuthering Heights, but after your description of the craziness, I may have to rethink my position. Great teaser! .-= Alita´s last blog ..<a href="http://alitareads.wordpress.com/2009/11/02/teaser-tuesday-11-03-09/" rel="nofollow">Teaser Tuesday (11.03.09)</a> =-. I’ve never had much desire to read Wuthering Heights, but after your description of the craziness, I may have to rethink my position. Great teaser!
.-= Alita´s last blog ..Teaser Tuesday (11.03.09) =-.

]]> By: Caitie F http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/comment-page-1/#comment-4975 Caitie F Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:55:08 +0000 http://www.todayiread.com/20091103-teaser-tuesdays/#comment-4975 I liked this book when I first read it in school, but by the time I was reading it for the third time for a class...I was SO sick of it! That was one thing I hated about being an English major. I mean, there are so many book out there, but I did this one three times, The Odyssey twice, and Oedipus Rex FOUR time! I still need to read Jane Eyre...I think I would like it a lot! .-= Caitie F´s last blog ..<a href="http://caitieflum.wordpress.com/2009/10/27/abandoned-what-maisie-knew-by-henry-james/" rel="nofollow">Abandoned – What Maisie Knew by Henry James</a> =-. I liked this book when I first read it in school, but by the time I was reading it for the third time for a class…I was SO sick of it! That was one thing I hated about being an English major. I mean, there are so many book out there, but I did this one three times, The Odyssey twice, and Oedipus Rex FOUR time!

I still need to read Jane Eyre…I think I would like it a lot!
.-= Caitie F´s last blog ..Abandoned – What Maisie Knew by Henry James =-.

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