Madame Bovary Audiobook by Gustave Flaubert 1v4j3c

Listen to audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com/free Title: Madame Bovary Author: Gustave Flaubert Narrator: Kate Petrie Format: Unabridged Length: 11 hrs and 37 mins Language: English Release date: 02-03-17 Publisher: Take 2 Studios Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 44 votes Genres: Classics, European Literature Publisher's Summary: Madame Bovary is a lurid tale of unremorseful adultery and violent emotions set against the background of the stupefying, boring provincial town of Yonville in Normandy. The book is a biting criticism of entitlement and living beyond one's means. Emma Bovary is beautiful and cultured but she yearns for excitement. Reading too many romantic novels has given her a taste for a lifestyle she can't afford, and she racks up eye-watering debts by secretly buying expensive trinkets from the unscrupulous merchant Lheureux. Unfulfilled by her dull-as-dishwater husband Charles and the drudgery of motherhood, she embarks on a series of torrid affairs with more exciting lovers. How long can she hide her cheating and debts from her husband before her behavior catches up with her? Will she ever find something or someone that satisfies her craving for more? Reviews: Spectacular Narration of a Great Classic Madame Bovary is both engaging and insightful while acting as a reminder that the grass isnt always greener on the other side. The story of Emma, a self-centered romantic who longs for the glamorous life, is one that many women can relate to in todays day and age. Once married, she still longs for adventure, glamour, and romance that have since died down, which ultimately leads her to a path of disaster. The narrator was truly a pleasure to listen to. Kate Petrie was a wonderful choice for this books narration. She has a captivating voice thats a delight to listen to, drawing you into Madam Bovarys story right from the start, making it even more entertaining and thought provoking. Madame Bovary is a good reminder to be content with what we have in life because things can always get worse. An excellent classic by Gustave Flaubert. me for any questions: [email protected] 24n2u