Ha-ha first REVIEW!!

I was starting to read Simone de Beauvoirs: Mandarin, but I got bored and I saw in my bookshelf a book that had been unfinished during the time of hell and torture: Capstone. I was a quarter of the way through Wuthering Heights: Emily Brontë. I was a receptionist at a mortgaging company for two days, so I had a lot of time... Anyway, I know most of you have already read this book, but I'd like to review it anyway!! So what is a review suppose to be like anyway? I can't get all fancy shmancy but I'd give it 7.5 it's good reading but not worth reading if you know what I mean. Were people really as dramatic as they were in the books, cuz goddamit they're insane! Then I thought we're insane too these days so I guess it all balances out. I guess the characters acted upon reason. The story was interesting all the way through (but towards the middle I got a little bored and read about 4 chapters in a British accent out loud). Heathcliff's cool, I can relate he's evil but you kinda get to like him somehow. In conclusion my overall favorite aspect of the book was that it was basically this women telling a story to this guy, and then the people in the story would tell stories. Anyway it was voyeuristically enjoyable hehe. It's a classic, read it if you haven't. Should I actually go over the story line? you guys know it right? Next book I'm reading is "1776" by David McCullough, you guys seen it on the bestseller shelf, anyway somebody do a better review so I can go off of something. Oh man I forgot .... Harry Potter mutt or no mutt??? I ain't jumpin' on that wagon I'll be the rebel/the outkast...hey who wants to be a rebel with me? hey then bunch of people will join and we'll be the rebellious group then the group will get so big they'll be the rebels!!! Ha HA HAA muaahAHAHahahaha! Just call me Bertha Mason.