hya alyssa wellcome to this forum which is brillent for history / and facts on not only anne boleyn but also on other members of her family and a few other tudors.   

P.S.  good luck running the the book club section, i am sure that will stay just as good as this forum 

OK.  Somehow my post didn't get on.  I'll try again.

I don't know if guys would like Jane Eyre, but To Kill a Mockingbird is an essential read.  It is a beautiful story of our American south in the not-so-distant past.  It is a story about growing up in a small southern town, and it is a story about lies and prejudice. Really…It's a must read.

My favorite characters in Wuthering Heights would have to be Heathcliff and Catherine.  That's it.  Can't think of his name right now…having a brain freeze…but I sort of liked Catherine's husband.  Poor chap.

Edgar that's it.  Thanks ladies. 

For years I despised Edgar as much as Heathcliff did.  I guess my opinion has mellowed a little.  I think Edgar knew his entire married life was based on lies. He always knew that as comfortable as Catherine became in the marriage, she did not love him the way he knew she had loved Heathcliff. In the end, it wasn't Edgar's arms she died in.  It was in Heathcliff's arms. (this is where i start crying and don't stop for about an hour or so. Sobbing like a baby.) Edgar had to step back and watch as his beloved wife died quite peaceably in the very arms of the man he had thought was gone forever.   I think he got what he deserved; but I also think he is a forlorn figure.  I guess I can't say I liked him. I rather pity him.

However, I am Sicilian and and can be a touch vengeful.  If Heathcliff had thrown him out the window, I probably would have been good with that, too.