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Les Miserables
- Letto da: Frederick Davidson
- Durata: 12 ore e 4 min
- Categorie: Letteratura e Narrativa, Classici
Sintesi dell'editore
Hugo describes early 19th-century France with a sweeping power that gives his novel epic stature. Among the most famous chapters are an account of the battle of Waterloo and a description of Valjean's flight through the Paris sewers.
Translated by Charles E. Curtis.
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- Katie Maynard
- 14/09/2017
Good reader, but no Fantine back story at all.
Fantine's back story, her story ENTIRELY IS LEFT OUT! boooooo otherwise, good reader. his character voices seem a little strange at first, but he gets better.
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- LeonADude
- 09/07/2020
would be 5 if the abridgment was better
Would be 5 if the abridgment was better. there are a few things that were left out that left you missing key elements of the story.
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- Todd Jay
- 26/03/2018
great book
I loved it the classic story! I was not crazy about the reader until the end.
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- Peter
- 21/07/2017
Summer Reading
This book really helps with summer reading, the long time that it takes to sit down and read is taken away by this audiobook. I have watered the garden, worked out at the gym, and ridden in cars all the while embracing each word of Les Miserables. You are not missing out on any of the story, yet are also not being thrown too many details. I at first thought the language in this book would overwhelm me, however as a 15 year old this book was easy to comprehend and the story remained interesting as I saw Marius, Jean Valjean, Cosette and Javert's stories collide in a wonderful way. The expressions and voices used in this reading make characters easy to identify and cause little confusion during parts that would otherwise drive me crazy if they were read in a monotone. The variation of the voices also allows for a great picture of expression and allows the listener to gain a much more human and realistic feel of the situation during and throughout the novel. I thoroughly enjoyed this audiobook and would recommend it for anyone who is reading the 'James Robinson' translation.
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- joanna green
- 24/12/2012
Wonderful Classic
Absolutely wonderfully engaging telling of this classic. I had been put off originally from trying to read this because of the length of the original book, but this abridge version tells the story without leaving you feeling cheated. I am very glad I did listen to this - one of the best stories written, and told well by the narrator.
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- Amazon Customer
- 25/03/2013
les miserables abridged
this is my first audio book and i loved it, i now want to listen to the unabidged version.