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Welcome to Zero to Well Read, a podcast about everything you need to know about the books you wish you'd read.

I'm Jeff O'Neill.

And I'm Rebecca Shinsky.

Get ready to get broody friends because today we are discussing Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights.

The time has come.

The film is sitting theaters later this week.

One of the big movie events of the year and one of the big like movie going

question marks because this looks very spicy. It's Emerald Finnell who created saltburn.

And we would have gotten to Wuthering Heights at some point on this show for sure. One of the

canonical books, but we are doing it today to coincide with the film, which we have not seen

yet. I don't know if you're

planning to. I'm going to go see it for science. We might do some more coverage of it. We'll see.

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