Howards End

By: E. M. Forster

Narrated by: Margaret Melosh

Howards End is a novel about social conventions, codes of conduct, and private relationships in turn-of-the-century England. It also showcases differences between the middle class and the poor, while weaving a complex story of relationship amongst three families belonging to three different classes of pre-war England. Howards End is considered by many to be E. M. Forster's masterpiece.

Public Domain (P)2019 Musaicum Books

Why only 11?

There are only 11 chapters in this book.

Where are the rest of the chapters?

Wtf?

This is only 11 chapters of the book. What happened? A waste of money. Ugh

I am going to have to actually read this book

the narration, to my ear, sounded amateur. as if it was an acting assignment for class credit or something. found it hard to follow the story I was so distracted by the narration. sorry I paid for this.

This is NOT a Complete Novel...Ends at Chapter 11

Very disappointed that this reading ended at Chapter 11. Is there a plan to complete the reading?

Unable to listen to narration

Love the story but had to return this audio book and purchase the book read by Emma Thompson. This narrator had an American accent, but read the dialogue in a poorly done British accent and kept switching back and forth between accents. I’m an American and it was very annoying. Also, the sound quality of the recording was very echo-y and sharp - hurt my ears to listen. Got to chapter 4 and said no more. Emma Thompson’s voice is music to my ears.