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Narrado por:
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Kate Lock
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De:
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Leo Tolstoy
Anna Karenina is beautiful, married to a successful man, and has a son whom she adores. But a chance meeting at a train station in Moscow sets her passionate heart alight, and she is defenceless in the face of Count Vronsky's adoration. Having defied the rules of 19th-century Russian society, Anna is forced to pay a heavy price.
Human nature, with all its failings, is the fabric of which this great and intense work is composed. Anna Karenina has been described as the perfect Russian novel.
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Would you listen to Anna Karenina again? Why?
Probably not for a while! The full story is LONG!What did you like best about this story?
The period piece. The story is about relationships, unfortunately relationships that have gone bad. However, though our times have changed our dysfunctional relationships with each other have not!What about Kate Lock’s performance did you like?
Great voice, easy to listen to and loved her how she made characters come alive.Who was the most memorable character of Anna Karenina and why?
Anna herselfLoved it!
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Epic story and dramatic reading
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Any additional comments?
Anna Karenina is just a masterpiece and there is no need for me to add more. But THIS NARRATOR. I wish she had recorded War and Peace, and all of Tolstoy, because she was 50% of this audiobook for me. True, sometimes she speaks too quietly and one misses a sentence or two, but her rendering of the *people* -- their personalities -- through their voices is superlative. Major props for Kitty. They are all fantastic, but Kitty's voice has a levity, a joyfulness, which is just a delight. So well done. Thank you.amazing
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A classic
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Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The narrator was excellent and everyday I looked forward to listening. I wished it would never end.Excellent Read
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Very long...
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Would you listen to Anna Karenina again? Why?
Yes, because of the deep insights into human natureWhat did you like best about this story?
Tolstoy's self explorations told through the character of Lëvin & Tolstoy's character development: -- every character including his dog is a fully developed, 3 dimensional character that we get the know very wellWhat about Kate Lock’s performance did you like?
Truly a performance not just a reading - enhanced and brought out every characterWas there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
It would be difficult to narrow it down but Lëvin's self reflections are some of the most notableAny additional comments?
The quality of the performance makes getting through an intimidating work like this very enjoyableExceptional performance
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My only problem with this version is that sometimes the narration is very, very soft, and sometimes the dialogue is very, very loud. I don't know if this is a British thing; at least I've found it to a problem more often with British productions than American. This isn't Kate Lock's fault, and if you can find the right volume setting (or don't mind changing it occasionally as the need arises), this can be a deep and rewarding listen.
Wonderful reading, but some volume issues
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Would you try another book from Leo Tolstoy and/or Kate Lock?
Never by Kate Lock. Ruined Tolstoy.What did you like best about this story?
A great book by a great author.Would you be willing to try another one of Kate Lock’s performances?
NoCould you see Anna Karenina being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?
Anna could be Caitriona Balfe; Karenin - Jude Law; Vronsky - Rupert Friend; Kitty & Levin - undecidedAny additional comments?
Painful to listen to male characters being depicted by "wheezing" voices. Awful!Sometimes painful listening
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She's a pretty standard narrator: makes distinct voices for her characters and reads at a steady, not-too-fast pace. There's nothing particularly good or bad about these aspects of performance. But if you're a picky listener like me, and you might be, since this book is over FORTY HOURS long, you may want to know:
1. She "acts" out the dialogue and all parts of it. So if a character coughs while talking, she coughs too. If a character is eating while talking, she talks as if her mouth is full. Some people might enjoy this realism, but I found it gratingly unnecessary. The mid-dialogue laughter is painfully forced.
2. The voices for Kitty and Dolly can be extremely high-pitched, especially when they're distressed—like crying cats.
3. I think this is the Constance Garnet translation; there are no translations for French or German pieces of dialogue, which are luckily sparse.
4. All this said, Levin's dialogue is performed terrifically.
I'll be shopping around for another narrator, however. Hope this helps other listeners!
Narrator Is Quirky—Read If You're Picky!
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