Emma (Version 6)


Read by Maria Therese

(4.2 stars; 50 reviews)

Emma, by Jane Austen, is a novel about youthful hubris and the perils of misconstrued romance. As in her other novels, Austen explores the concerns and difficulties of genteel women living in Georgian-Regency England; she also creates a lively comedy of manners among her characters.

Before she began the novel, Austen wrote, "I am going to take a heroine whom no one but myself will much like." In the very first sentence she introduces the title character as "Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich." Emma, however, is also rather spoiled, headstrong, and self-satisfied; she greatly overestimates her own matchmaking abilities; she is blind to the dangers of meddling in other people's lives, and her imagination and perceptions often lead her astray. (Adapted from Wikipedia) (14 hr 42 min)

Chapters

01 - Volume 1, Chapter 1 18:55 Read by Maria Therese
02 - Volume 1, Chapter 2 10:09 Read by Maria Therese
03 - Volume 1, Chapter 3 10:47 Read by Maria Therese
04 - Volume 1, Chapter 4 19:57 Read by Maria Therese
05 - Volume 1, Chapter 4 11:18 Read by Maria Therese
06 - Volume 1, Chapter 6 15:50 Read by Maria Therese
07 - Volume 1, Chapter 7 14:10 Read by Maria Therese
08 - Volume 1, Chapter 8 24:11 Read by Maria Therese
09 - Volume 1, Chapter 9 27:18 Read by Maria Therese
10 - Volume 1, Chapter 10 14:43 Read by Maria Therese
11 - Volume 1, Chapter 11 12:35 Read by Maria Therese
12 - Volume 1, Chapter 12 18:24 Read by Maria Therese
13 - Volume 1, Chapter 13 16:58 Read by Maria Therese
14 - Volume 1, Chapter 14 13:29 Read by Maria Therese
15 - Volume 1, Chapter 15 18:59 Read by Maria Therese
16 - Volume 1, Chapter 16 10:57 Read by Maria Therese
17 - Volume 1 Chapter 17 7:02 Read by Maria Therese
18 - Volume 1, Chapter 18 14:00 Read by Maria Therese
19 - Volume 2, Chapter 1 15:34 Read by Maria Therese
20 - Volume 2, Chapter 2 13:42 Read by Maria Therese
21 - Volume 2, Chapter 3 21:07 Read by Maria Therese
22 - Volume 2, Chapter 4 9:51 Read by Maria Therese
23 - Volume 2, Chapter 5 17:46 Read by Maria Therese
24 - Volume 2, Chapter 6 16:35 Read by Maria Therese
25 - Volume 2, Chapter 7 12:42 Read by Maria Therese
26 - Volume 2, Chapter 8 34:23 Read by Maria Therese
27 - Volume 2, Chapter 9 16:26 Read by Maria Therese
28 - Volume 2, Chapter 10 11:18 Read by Maria Therese
29 - Volume 2, Chapter 11 17:41 Read by Maria Therese
30 - Volume 2, Chapter 12 12:00 Read by Maria Therese
31 - Volume 2, Chapter 13 10:55 Read by Maria Therese
32 - Volume 2, Chapter 14 20:48 Read by Maria Therese
33 - Volume 2, Chapter 15 16:29 Read by Maria Therese
34 - Volume 2, Chapter 16 16:37 Read by Maria Therese
35 - Volume 2, Chapter 17 11:47 Read by Maria Therese
36 - Volume 2, Chapter 18 14:55 Read by Maria Therese
37 - Volume 3, Chapter 1 6:45 Read by Maria Therese
38 - Volume 3, Chapter 2 23:51 Read by Maria Therese
39 - Volume 3, Chapter 3 9:16 Read by Maria Therese
40 - Volume 3, Chapter 4 11:48 Read by Maria Therese
41 - Volume 3, Chapter 5 16:04 Read by Maria Therese
42 - Volume 3, Chapter 6 27:51 Read by Maria Therese
43 - Volume 3, Chapter 7 18:53 Read by Maria Therese
44 - Volume 3, Chapter 8 14:27 Read by Maria Therese
45 - Volume 3, Chapter 9 13:22 Read by Maria Therese
46 - Volume 3, Chapter 10 17:25 Read by Maria Therese
47 - Volume 3, Chapter 11 23:40 Read by Maria Therese
48 - Volume 3, Chapter 12 16:08 Read by Maria Therese
49 - Volume 3, Chapter 13 19:16 Read by Maria Therese
50 - Volume 3, Chapter 14 19:12 Read by Maria Therese
51 - Volume 3, Chapter 15 13:15 Read by Maria Therese
52 - Volume 3, Chapter 16 17:29 Read by Maria Therese
53 - Volume 3, Chapter 17 16:56 Read by Maria Therese
54 - Volume 3, Chapter 18 19:57 Read by Maria Therese
55 - Volume 3, Chapter 19 7:06 Read by Maria Therese

Reviews

Well read


(4 stars)

Read by a single female voice, this Jane Austin classic was wonderful to listen to. Would give it five stars only if the reader had slightly more expression or drama in certain of the sections. Otherwise, she had a clear and understandable voice.

emma version 6


(2 stars)

version 6!!!! and still not been read by an appropiate voice. that is UK voices Austen, waugh, wodehouse, bronte, Dickens all badly read by ppl who loudly state we speak American. im begging you, please stop. please.