Strangers And Pilgrims

one of MEB's best

(5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

if Anthony Trollope and Wilkie Collins collaborated on a novel they would have written this one. the description of Lady Paulen's (sp?) dinner party is without peer. The behavior of the main characters may be hard for us to believe more than a century later, but without many rights, broader education and experience, and living in a stifling rural English town, they aren't so unbelievable. of course, everything that can go wrong, does. But isn't that the plot of almost every Thomas Hardy novel? The readers are fine - sometimes the recording needs to be slowed down or sped up a little.

Udying Love

(3.5 stars)

Mark Shelby

The author does a masterful job of helping us see a wonderful example of a true love, kept deeply in one's heart. I agree with others who thought the turns in the novel were always a bit too sad. ... and the ending...? Why? !!!

very good readers

(3 stars)

Ms. Elizabeth

I have found two new favorite readers. I hope to find more common book they do. this story will require tissue nearby. not my type at all. life is too sad already. still, a good nany will enjoy.

Excellent reading.

(5 stars)

KAB

I really enjoyed Annie7's reading, but found John's to be overly expressive and unnatural. If he'd read as people actually speak, I think he'd do better. Still, thanks to both for the hard work.

Interesting plot and characters

(5 stars)

Lindzay Taylor

Very engaging story with memorable characters. Books one and three have a fine reader.

(5 stars)

an

Wow, fantastic all the way around!