The one and only book that Emily Bronte ever wrote, Wuthering Heights, is a magnificent tale of love and retribution. The Earnshaw and Lintron families are discussed, with Heathcliff's impassioned persona serving as its focal point. The environment serves as a miniature version of the universal plan as imagined by Emily Bront. On the one hand, we have Wuthering Heights, the land of storm, standing high on the desolate moorland, exposed to the shock of the elements, and serving as the natural home of the Earnshaw family; fiery, untamed children of the storm. On the other hand, Thrushcross Grange is situated in the leafy valley below and serves as the appropriate home of the children of calm, the gentle, passive Lintons. The theme is the breakdown and eventual restoration of cosmic balance.This Critical Study of the book includes: Information on Emily Bront? and Wuthering Heights Comprehensive Critical Summary of the Novel Comprehensive Discussions on Important Textual Aspects and Characters in the Novel Important University Questions with Answers Selected Literary Criticism.