The "scar" that is mentioned at the beginning is the trail left behind by the plane when it crashed. The island was perfect, kind of like a garden of Eden, but the boys' arrival corrupted it and the plane crash left a scar that never healed.
This book is not long it is only 200 pages. Try reading The Odyssey or The Illiad. It is probably boring because you are used to your cell phone imagining things for you. My English class appreciated this audio version. They get tired of my voice and popcorn reading as a class. Have a great day!
Summary: Chapter 1 A fair-haired boy lowers himself down some rocks toward a lagoon on a beach. At the lagoon, he encounters another boy, who is chubby, intellectual, and wears thick glasses. The fair-haired boy introduces himself as Ralph and the chubby one introduces himself as Piggy. Through their conversation, we learn that in the midst of a war, a transport plane carrying a group of English boys was shot down over the ocean. It crashed in thick jungle on a deserted island. Scattered by the wreck, the surviving boys lost each other and cannot find the pilot. Ralph and Piggy look around the beach, wondering what has become of the other boys from the plane. They discover a large, cream-colored conch shell, which Piggy realizes could be used as a kind of makeshift trumpet. He convinces Ralph to blow through the shell to find the other boys. Summoned by the blast of sound from the shell, boys start to straggle onto the beach. The oldest among them are around twelve; the youngest are around six. Among the group is a boys’ choir, dressed in black gowns and led by an older boy named Jack. They march to the beach in two parallel lines, and Jack snaps at them to stand at attention. The boys taunt Piggy and mock his appearance and nickname. The boys decide to elect a leader. The choirboys vote for Jack, but all the other boys vote for Ralph. Ralph wins the vote, although Jack clearly wants the position. To placate Jack, Ralph asks the choir to serve as the hunters for the band of boys and asks Jack to lead them. Mindful of the need to explore their new environment, Ralph chooses Jack and a choir member named Simon to explore the island, ignoring Piggy’s whining requests to be picked. The three explorers leave the meeting place and set off across the island. The prospect of exploring the island exhilarates the boys, who feel a bond forming among them as they play together in the jungle. Eventually, they reach the end of the jungle, where high, sharp rocks jut toward steep mountains. The boys climb up the side of one of the steep hills. From the peak, they can see that they are on an island with no signs of civilization. The view is stunning, and Ralph feels as though they have discovered their own land. As they travel back toward the beach, they find a wild pig caught in a tangle of vines. Jack, the newly appointed hunter, draws his knife and steps in to kill it, but hesitates, unable to bring himself to act. The pig frees itself and runs away, and Jack vows that the next time he will not flinch from the act of killing. The three boys make a long trek through dense jungle and eventually emerge near the group of boys waiting for them on the beach. Source: www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/section1/
My class started reading this book a week ago and I haven't even read chapter 1 and I just need to get caught up but I read at the speed of a snail. Thank you.
literally shut up you don't have to brag on the internet about how "well read" you are everyone enjoys books you're not special for reading them in your free time grow a personality please
@@Ava-cm2oy girl u need to chill she made a joke and a funny one if you like books for fun and ur not here because you have to write an essay then you should have fuckin related thought the joke was funny if ur not then that proves her joke right and makes it funnier it wasn’t a brag
@@graciewoods4041 Here's a link if you like to read along while you listen. genius.com/William-golding-lord-of-the-flies-chap-1-the-sound-of-the-shell-annotated
my summer assignment for going into sophmore year im cooked bc my school starts in august and the project is really long and im just starting the book 😭🙏
My teacher only does the work in Google meets and I finish my work 3 hours before her Google meets so I'm forced to play catchup cause my teacher cant take 15 minutes out of her day to just upload the work in a power slide form.
The sound effects are cool and to my surprised delight rather than being distracting, they add to the atmosphere. Thanks for going the extra mile to make this a fun listening experience 😄
This book is a classic. I read it first when I was a little girl of 8, some 60 years ago. Have reread it many times, since. It's one of my favorites. I was so glad to find this since my eyes have gone bad on me and I can't read dead tree books anymore. Thank you.
@@Blorckits Dead tree books are made by chopping down a tree and turning it into paper upon which a book is printed. You killed a tree to make a book. Therefore, dead tree books. It died so you could read.
There are two audiobooks of Lord of the Flies on audible, even one of them is William Golding reading himself, but yours are so much better! Quality, background, reading pace, intonation - all!
Tip: For anyone just starting the novel(or whoever wants to) If you think the audio is too long. Listen to the novel in 1.25, 1.50, or 1.75 speed. It makes the book go way faster, but the audio is still understandable.
@@fernandoelizarraraz6114 It’s a hard one- especially without a really good teacher and you being in 6th grade. But what makes it hard, and such a good book, is that it is kindof from the children’s perspectives and the children don’t fully understand what they’re talking about either. Like they call vines creepers because that’s their understanding of it. Simon being an almost prophetic character knows things but doesn’t necessarily know how to explain them. They are kids after all
This is a really awesome audiobook, probably the best I've ever heard since I started during quarantine You really did a great job I'm glad I'm reading this
I lowkey can't understand the way this book was written, but it feels a lot more relaxing listening to it than actually reading it (coming from someone who loves to read physical books)
@@JedmondFish Cant wait. I get to teach this to my students for student teaching, and this is far and above the best recording I've heard! Thanks for your hard work --- hopefully my kids will appreciate the book because of it!
I actually enjoyed this, surprising to me because I usually don't like Audio books or books in general. And what really put the cherry on the pancake was the background sounds, made it feel more real and alive.
Thank you, my brother. I am from Iraq. We are studying this novel, and it does not seem difficult at all, but I would have liked to hear it from people concerned with this novel, and it was published by people in the original language, and to hear the words being pronounced correctly. I hope you understood me. I may not have conveyed the idea to you. In any case, I am grateful to you for your efforts as well. sound effects
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whomsoever believe in him shall not perish but have everlasting life, repent and believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ and he will give you true life if you follow him, for only true life is found in the son! by the the grace of the one true God!
I love to read but when it comes to school I just can’t and I had to reread this book for school and as much as I think it’s good I couldn’t read it so this audiobook really helps
Excuse me. I am an English teacher in Taiwan. I found this amazing audiobook of LOTF, which happens to be the novel I am teaching now. I want to ask if I can guide my students with your audiobook.
For my boys who procrastinated this until the last few hours listen on 1.5x or 1.75x if u can understand. If u understand 2x ur a fucking madman and a legend. Good luck men
Imagine, 8/11//24, its 10;35 pm, The sun was setting on the last day of summer, casting long shadows across the pages of the book that had sat, untouched, on his desk for months. All summer long, he had dodged the nagging guilt that occasionally bubbled up whenever someone mentioned their summer assignments, brushing it off with a confident grin and a shrug. Procrastination was an art form he had mastered, a dance he executed with effortless grace. While others slaved away, pacing themselves like cautious marathon runners, he reveled in the freedom of days spent doing anything but reading. Now, as the looming deadline sharpened its claws, he felt the familiar rush of adrenaline that always accompanied the eleventh hour. His friends had always marveled at his ability to pull off the impossible, to churn out essays and projects with a precision and flair that belied the frantic energy behind them. He thrived under pressure, or so he told himself. The ticking clock was his muse, the dwindling hours a challenge that brought out his best. "I work better this way," he'd brag, flipping open the book with a smirk. "The pressure fuels me, makes me stronger. It’s like a superpower.” In reality, he knew that the coming hours would be a blur of frantic note-taking, desperate skimming, and caffeine-fueled panic. But that was the thrill of it, wasn’t it? He had danced with this particular devil before, and each time, he had come out on top, victorious and just a little bit smug. Now, with the weight of the summer pressing down on him, he was ready to prove, once again, that he could beat the odds, that he could turn procrastination into a triumph.
I'm not a student listening to this for a class or anything, just someone who loves books and wanted to experience this classic. If you've tried the version that's available on audio, you know it's read by the author, and MAN is it awful. Great writer, horrendous narrator. Really annoys me that they didn't just get someone who knows how to read in an engaging way. So thank you for recording this and making it so much easier to enjoy this classic!
The "scar" that is mentioned at the beginning is the trail left behind by the plane when it crashed. The island was perfect, kind of like a garden of Eden, but the boys' arrival corrupted it and the plane crash left a scar that never healed.
Holy shit
Thank you!
Thanks
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks
Are we all here because of a school assignment
yup
Nah sum people middle aged and have no hobbies
Yep
@@cryojudgement2376 lmfao no cap
yeah. my english teacher sent us the link to the audiobook lmao
Me: *procrastinates on youtube*
Teacher: Read this.
Me: youtube...
That's me rn
@@kaitlynmcgovern4791 thats me rn
Same
Yeah, currently 4am in the morning of the day I do a project on the first few chapters. This is a godsend.
Literally me rn
THANK YOU I CANNOT READ THIS BOOK ON MY OWN ITS SO LONG AND BORING BUT YOU MAKE IT BETTER
ikr like i tried reading this it was impossible i am so glad there is an audio book
lord of the flies is not boring it's a great book
@@frankslane1054 agreed
his voice is so soothing, and it forces me to pay attention to the book too lol
This book is not long it is only 200 pages. Try reading The Odyssey or The Illiad. It is probably boring because you are used to your cell phone imagining things for you. My English class appreciated this audio version. They get tired of my voice and popcorn reading as a class. Have a great day!
I love how you make it real with the birds in the background
Madeleine Chocholaty yea
I don’t lol it’s garbage nobody wants to hear it
I love that smmm
@@tkill5188 to bad
@@tkill5188 Well, apparently Madeleine does!!! 😂
Summary: Chapter 1
A fair-haired boy lowers himself down some rocks toward a lagoon on a beach. At the lagoon, he encounters another boy, who is chubby, intellectual, and wears thick glasses. The fair-haired boy introduces himself as Ralph and the chubby one introduces himself as Piggy. Through their conversation, we learn that in the midst of a war, a transport plane carrying a group of English boys was shot down over the ocean. It crashed in thick jungle on a deserted island. Scattered by the wreck, the surviving boys lost each other and cannot find the pilot.
Ralph and Piggy look around the beach, wondering what has become of the other boys from the plane. They discover a large, cream-colored conch shell, which Piggy realizes could be used as a kind of makeshift trumpet. He convinces Ralph to blow through the shell to find the other boys. Summoned by the blast of sound from the shell, boys start to straggle onto the beach. The oldest among them are around twelve; the youngest are around six. Among the group is a boys’ choir, dressed in black gowns and led by an older boy named Jack. They march to the beach in two parallel lines, and Jack snaps at them to stand at attention. The boys taunt Piggy and mock his appearance and nickname.
The boys decide to elect a leader. The choirboys vote for Jack, but all the other boys vote for Ralph. Ralph wins the vote, although Jack clearly wants the position. To placate Jack, Ralph asks the choir to serve as the hunters for the band of boys and asks Jack to lead them. Mindful of the need to explore their new environment, Ralph chooses Jack and a choir member named Simon to explore the island, ignoring Piggy’s whining requests to be picked. The three explorers leave the meeting place and set off across the island.
The prospect of exploring the island exhilarates the boys, who feel a bond forming among them as they play together in the jungle. Eventually, they reach the end of the jungle, where high, sharp rocks jut toward steep mountains. The boys climb up the side of one of the steep hills. From the peak, they can see that they are on an island with no signs of civilization. The view is stunning, and Ralph feels as though they have discovered their own land.
As they travel back toward the beach, they find a wild pig caught in a tangle of vines. Jack, the newly appointed hunter, draws his knife and steps in to kill it, but hesitates, unable to bring himself to act. The pig frees itself and runs away, and Jack vows that the next time he will not flinch from the act of killing. The three boys make a long trek through dense jungle and eventually emerge near the group of boys waiting for them on the beach.
Source: www.sparknotes.com/lit/flies/section1/
bless you
Could be useful but I have to annotate the book
Tysm ❤
@@Mimi-tu4jnsame😢
Couldn't us it u less it was shorter but thanks
My class started reading this book a week ago and I haven't even read chapter 1 and I just need to get caught up but I read at the speed of a snail. Thank you.
tip: put the audio in 1.50 or 1.75 to read waaaay faster
Same
Same that’s why I got this mf on 1.5 speed
@@corin9314 you can’t even retain any information on 1.5 lmfao
exact same situation here
everyone else: this saved my grade!
me in college: This saved my wallet and bored mind
literally shut up you don't have to brag on the internet about how "well read" you are everyone enjoys books you're not special for reading them in your free time grow a personality please
@@Ava-cm2oy relax jolyne
Simone sorry it’s my pet peeve 😭😭😭
@@Ava-cm2oy "GrOw SoMe pERsOnaLiTy"
Says the person getting triggered over a TH-cam comment
@@Ava-cm2oy girl u need to chill she made a joke and a funny one if you like books for fun and ur not here because you have to write an essay then you should have fuckin related thought the joke was funny if ur not then that proves her joke right and makes it funnier it wasn’t a brag
When your given a book to read
Me: FREE AUDIOBOOK
This helps so much -v-
*You're
@@vickshimmer 👹
@@vickshimmer no
The sound effects makes it way more interesting
The voice not sound
I have been procrastinating reading ,but this helps me so much !!
Same
that awkward moment when you can't get a physical copy because of quarantine
I was able to get one but one im too lazy to read and two i read to slow
Me ✨too✨
@@Finntastic4u ll
Lizbeth Garcia same 🤣
@@graciewoods4041 Here's a link if you like to read along while you listen. genius.com/William-golding-lord-of-the-flies-chap-1-the-sound-of-the-shell-annotated
2024 assignments???
my summer assignment for going into sophmore year
im cooked bc my school starts in august and the project is really long and im just starting the book 😭🙏
My summer assignment for my sophomore year , I literally just started yesterday and we have to go back to school on the 5th 😐
@@KaliyanaWard-fg5lqmines for freshman year I’m scared for highschool 😢
@@lpsseal High school is really fun actually if you stay out the way and just make everything positive .
@@lpssealsame 😔
I am watching this at like 1:00am I was supposed to read the book 3 weeks ago -,-
Same lol ㅠㅠ
My teacher only does the work in Google meets and I finish my work 3 hours before her Google meets so I'm forced to play catchup cause my teacher cant take 15 minutes out of her day to just upload the work in a power slide form.
Omgggg same
Relatable
currently
The sound effects are cool and to my surprised delight rather than being distracting, they add to the atmosphere. Thanks for going the extra mile to make this a fun listening experience 😄
Yep and it’s over my fall break 😢
pro life tip: set playback speed to 2x to read it faster.
Thank you so much
Yo
It sounds hilarious
Thank you
1.75 to actually understand it lmao
This book is a classic. I read it first when I was a little girl of 8, some 60 years ago. Have reread it many times, since. It's one of my favorites. I was so glad to find this since my eyes have gone bad on me and I can't read dead tree books anymore. Thank you.
tf is a dead tree book
@@Blorckits Dead tree books are made by chopping down a tree and turning it into paper upon which a book is printed. You killed a tree to make a book. Therefore, dead tree books. It died so you could read.
@@theunknownwitch5380 isn't that all books
@@Blorckits N
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I'm 15 and have just read it for the first time. It's absolutely brilliant and I think it's my favourite book at the moment
I love how they all sound more german than british lmao, good audio!
I tried my best, haha
There are two audiobooks of Lord of the Flies on audible, even one of them is William Golding reading himself, but yours are so much better! Quality, background, reading pace, intonation - all!
Thank you very much! I love William Golding, but I agree - his audiobook is a little dry.
I am a man. No Narmin shall seek me
Tip: For anyone just starting the novel(or whoever wants to)
If you think the audio is too long.
Listen to the novel in 1.25, 1.50, or 1.75 speed. It makes the book go way faster, but the audio is still understandable.
That’s what I’m doing right now lmao, I have like 3 days to get all 14 chapters and about 2-3 work pages for all 14 done.
This is such a great idea, i have 3 day too!
thank u so much this helped a lot😅
Thank you so much, this is a real time saver and you read at just the right pace! Thank you!
love the real sound effects like the birds and conch
I've been looking for a great audio version of this for my students. Thanks!
Alicia Sakers awesome!!! Hope they enjoy it!
Boi hell nah
real bold of you to admit to being a teacher in the comment section. and telling about how your assigning this book...
@@kozzmic8987 pfft teachers have a curriculum they have to follow, and this book is part of it. they'd get fired if they didn't assign it
Is this audio American accent or British one ?
I’m forced to be here
real
Using this for a homeschool assignment. The added sound effects make it so much easier to listen to than just a reading. Thank you for this.
Who else is here in 2024 💀😭
Bro I gotta do this for a school assignment😭
Sameee 😭😭😭
Bro me too
Same😅
This is saving my grades for high school in English thank you! ☺️
9th Grade English. Didn't want to read after multiple hours of work, so I looked this up a Hallelujah!
What? I’m from 6º grade of a school in Mexico and I didn’t understand anything :l
@@fernandoelizarraraz6114 It’s a hard one- especially without a really good teacher and you being in 6th grade. But what makes it hard, and such a good book, is that it is kindof from the children’s perspectives and the children don’t fully understand what they’re talking about either. Like they call vines creepers because that’s their understanding of it. Simon being an almost prophetic character knows things but doesn’t necessarily know how to explain them. They are kids after all
@@mollyhume3334 ok
im doing this for my english teachers class, mitchle lol
TyithekidRS Mitchell waters? Lol
Me too its my summer project before we head back to school
@@andrealopez1294 yall get summer projects 😭😭
@@andrealopez1294 it’s so stupid
bruh online class
Best “Lord of the Flies” audiobook I’ve found.
Time to do my englsih homework
Same
Same😭
@Informal oh
This is a really awesome audiobook, probably the best I've ever heard since I started during quarantine
You really did a great job I'm glad I'm reading this
David SegunPeter Thank you so much! That means a lot. I’m very happy you’re enjoying it!
I agree
I lowkey can't understand the way this book was written, but it feels a lot more relaxing listening to it than actually reading it (coming from someone who loves to read physical books)
Wow, I’m so glad to have discovered you- I LOVE audiobooks!
Kelsey K Thank you!! The entire novel is almost done. Chapters 2, 10, and 12 will be posted soon!
@@JedmondFish Any idea when chapter two will be ready?
@@JedmondFish Cant wait. I get to teach this to my students for student teaching, and this is far and above the best recording I've heard! Thanks for your hard work --- hopefully my kids will appreciate the book because of it!
Mike Dunn that’s awesome!! Are you teaching it next semester?
@@JedmondFish Yes, I'll get them started with it after Christmas break
My teacher told my class to listen to this so I’m here
I have a page due on this tomorrow :/ its 8:45.....welp
How'd it go?
How’d you do ?
One the greatest novels ever written!
ik we all here bc of school assignment, so someone should share me their essay that they wrote
I actually enjoyed this, surprising to me because I usually don't like Audio books or books in general.
And what really put the cherry on the pancake was the background sounds, made it feel more real and alive.
This was so helpful! Could you do one for to kill a mockingbird?
Who’s here for 2024 school 😭
Thank you, my brother. I am from Iraq. We are studying this novel, and it does not seem difficult at all, but I would have liked to hear it from people concerned with this novel, and it was published by people in the original language, and to hear the words being pronounced correctly. I hope you understood me. I may not have conveyed the idea to you. In any case, I am grateful to you for your efforts as well. sound effects
Can't just be me that jumped out of my skin when I heard the conch 😅
I got a test on the 1st chapter tomorrow! Thank you for this audio book 😄
I have one today😅😅
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whomsoever believe in him shall not perish but have everlasting life, repent and believe in the gospel of Jesus Christ and he will give you true life if you follow him, for only true life is found in the son! by the the grace of the one true God!
Having to read this whole book in one night due to procrastination for an English project. So thankful for this playlist 💙
I’m 9 chapters behind for my class 😊
@@L-Lyric tf
@@L-Lyricwtf
my teacher actually gave us the link for this so I have a cool teacher.
great work brother! this really took the book to another level for me. much appreciated.
I have a F/0 in English and I’m 8 chapter behind in this book. Hopefully this will help
When you are a book nerd and read the classics because you love them. ❤️😂
the movie was great
ain’t no way
aint no way
technically, ralph did not promise anything. By promise, I mean when piggy asked ralph not to tell everyone about his nickname.
Gr 11 english during a pandemic where i go to school twice a week for 2hrs and our teacher gave us 5days to read, thank you so much
What a great piece of work
Daddy Boof Thank you very much for the feedback!!
thank you good sir for saving my life
Bro anyone else with a school assignment and dont wanna read the book?! 😭
One of the best books I've ever read and seen the movie in high school. Still search for it after 12 years..
You have no idea how much I needed this for school. Thanks!
Gotta read this entire book in 1 day 💀 2x speed W
Ngl im here bc i can't focus on the book and i have a week before school starts
Great recording! Downloaded and saved to my audiobook library!
I have a reading project due in a week and this saves me so much time!!!
Thank you! For some reason I find it really difficult to read rn. This helps a lot.
We fr all didn’t feel like reading 😂
oh Quara-Time, Oh Quara-Time
It's a great way to pass Quar-Time! MOST EXCELLENT WORK
My kids are going to love this! Thank you!
Why everyone so mean to piggy 😂
Cuz he fat
I LOVE YOU FOR MAKING THIS OMG!!!!!
Am I the only one that likes this book? I also have it as a school assignment..-
I love to read but when it comes to school I just can’t and I had to reread this book for school and as much as I think it’s good I couldn’t read it so this audiobook really helps
Holy fuck dude, you're a saint
Need to finish 5 fucking books this week and you just saved my life
bruuuuh
he like obama
Gotta read this for class so imma do one episode a day
This saved my summer 😅
Reading this book in class... great audio book!
everyone dies
@@Andrew-rs1ri BROOOO WHYYY
@@Andrew-rs1ri haah thanks, I figured
Lol school has some weird book choices
Excuse me. I am an English teacher in Taiwan. I found this amazing audiobook of LOTF, which happens to be the novel I am teaching now. I want to ask if I can guide my students with your audiobook.
did you end up using this?
i have summer school so this really helps because i dont feel like reading
This is best audiobook ever it helped me alottt in school🎒📚
I have to read chapter 1-4 by Friday 😫 and it’s Tuesday and I’m still not done with chapter one
I’m supposed to read chapter one by the morning... it’s 2 am
Same I was supposed to hand in my chapter 2 work yesterday
Low key saving me after forgetting to get the book for a assignment
For my boys who procrastinated this until the last few hours listen on 1.5x or 1.75x if u can understand. If u understand 2x ur a fucking madman and a legend. Good luck men
this was really good but i couldnt tell witch boy was talking as they sounded the same
Anybody in English as a sophomore
Yup
Sadly... yes
Nah freshman
Yup
yeah💀💀
Came here for a school project, staying here for the story
thank you for this, i had to read the book months ago but didnt, so this really helps
awesome book!
i’m using this for my classwork- i’ll update what i get on my grade- happy quarantine 😗💅
What did u get
Please make more of these of other classics! They make the students having to read so much more enjoyable!
Essay due Monday 🫡
I am forced to listen to this for a grade pls help
Are we all here for a school assignment!??????😂😂
Imagine, 8/11//24, its 10;35 pm, The sun was setting on the last day of summer, casting long shadows across the pages of the book that had sat, untouched, on his desk for months. All summer long, he had dodged the nagging guilt that occasionally bubbled up whenever someone mentioned their summer assignments, brushing it off with a confident grin and a shrug. Procrastination was an art form he had mastered, a dance he executed with effortless grace. While others slaved away, pacing themselves like cautious marathon runners, he reveled in the freedom of days spent doing anything but reading. Now, as the looming deadline sharpened its claws, he felt the familiar rush of adrenaline that always accompanied the eleventh hour. His friends had always marveled at his ability to pull off the impossible, to churn out essays and projects with a precision and flair that belied the frantic energy behind them. He thrived under pressure, or so he told himself. The ticking clock was his muse, the dwindling hours a challenge that brought out his best. "I work better this way," he'd brag, flipping open the book with a smirk. "The pressure fuels me, makes me stronger. It’s like a superpower.” In reality, he knew that the coming hours would be a blur of frantic note-taking, desperate skimming, and caffeine-fueled panic. But that was the thrill of it, wasn’t it? He had danced with this particular devil before, and each time, he had come out on top, victorious and just a little bit smug. Now, with the weight of the summer pressing down on him, he was ready to prove, once again, that he could beat the odds, that he could turn procrastination into a triumph.
This was just brilliant!!
truly amazing!
wow that is exactly how i fell rn! 😅
Couldn’t find this audiobook on Libby, TH-cam came in clutch
I've been meaning to read this for a while now, this is great :))
25:09 - just timestamping this as my personal bookmark
This mans absolutely amazing voice just made this book so much better, I absolutely loved this thank you!
I'm not a student listening to this for a class or anything, just someone who loves books and wanted to experience this classic. If you've tried the version that's available on audio, you know it's read by the author, and MAN is it awful. Great writer, horrendous narrator. Really annoys me that they didn't just get someone who knows how to read in an engaging way. So thank you for recording this and making it so much easier to enjoy this classic!
WHY IS ONE CHAPTER 50 MINUTES WHAT IM CRTING WHATTTTT ITS MIDNIGHT I HAVE TO READ THIS BY TOMORROW