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Emma

De: Jane Austen
Narrado por: Victoria Morgan
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Emma Woodhouse has it all: She's beautiful, rich and very clever - maybe too clever - but she also has too much time on her hands. So Emma decides to dabble in the lives of others, setting about making romantic matches - but why can't she find the right suitor for herself?

Public Domain (P)1987 Recorded Books Clásicos Ficción Ficción Histórica Ficción Literaria Género Ficción

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Jane Austen’s classic tale of matchmaking and misjudgment finds a fitting voice in the strains of performer Victoria Morgan, herself an acclaimed author of historical romance. Morgan displays an impressive knack for period acting, endowing the namesake Emma Woodhouse with elocutionary crispness and aristocratic self-assurance - fitting for a character that surely ranks among Austen’s most independent and strong-willed women. Even as Ms. Woodhouse’s tangled web of romance unravels before her, listeners are sure to be captivated and beguiled by this perfect match of performer and author.
Masterful Plotting • Witty Dialogue • Beautiful Voice • Perfect Writing • Clever Humor • Engaging Twists

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An absolutely delightful novel, beautifully, beautifully read. Bravo!!

Emma

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The narrator was perfect for the genre and the story itself was perfectly Jane Austen. I love her stories so much.

Delightful and witty

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The story of Emma is true to form in regards to Jane Austen. If you enjoyed Pride and Prejudice, you will enjoy Emma. Having seen the movie also helps to put a face on the characters. In my downloaded version, there were a couple of tracks that were hard to understand (muffled). But, not muffled enough to make me stop listening.

I have read Emma several times in my life. This is my first audio version, and I thoroughly enjoy ed it.

Great reading ...

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This book will be familiar to any of you guys who have humored your women by watching one of the TV adaptations of Emma. I have to admit that I like the story and movies of Emma almost as much as my wife does. The twists and turns in the plot and the wry humor that Austen injects are great fun. The clever turn of a phrase that Austen is so good at come across very well with this good narrator.

Even as a Guy, I Love This Story

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Morgan has a beautifully modulated voice, deep and lovely. But you cannot tell who's talking when there's dialogue, as she doesn't do "voices" AND there are no pauses between pieces of dialogue. Still worse, there is absolutely no expression in the dialogue. Emma saying, "Mr. Elton, surely you are speaking of Harriet," when she's trying to rebuff his proposal and Mr. Knightly saying "My boots were quite dry" sound EXACTLY THE SAME. I was trying to avoid the usual Nadia May route, but there's a reason why she's always at the top of the list!

Beautiful but toneless voice

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