Young People Aren't Reading Wuthering Heights. But Thanks to The Meow Library, Your Cat Can.
- Feb 21
- 1 min read
It's been widely reported that the same young people who've flocked to theaters to see Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights adaptation are incapable of appreciating the book. They can't be helped, but your cat can, thanks to the feline literacy expert Sam Austen. They've painstakingly translated every word of Emily Brönte's original text to say "meow," remaining absolutely faithful to the structure and word count of Wuthering Heights as initially published. The latest Meow Library edition features updated cover art and more than 350 sumptuous pages of "meow," and nothing but "meow." It's available now on Amazon, and soon to be available wherever books are sold.
