Storytelling is a rare gift. You have to use your intonation to emphasise certain words in order to make the story captivating and warming. You have to know which buttons to press. I would say that you are up there with the masters. What a fantastic reader you are. You have such a soothing voice.Thank you very much indeed.
I found no better writing of a man's struggle with death than this book, you feel for Ivan so much. He is so real you could see him. Greatest in to be written on human struggle with death.
I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook. Laurie Anne Walden’s reading of The Death of Ivan Ilyitch is excellent and much appreciated. Great story; highly recommended.
Despite many comments this reading is excellent. She is clear and level, her voice follows with ease the characters range of emotions....unlike readers, particularly males who over exaggerate voice characterizations, the wannabe Shakespeare actor's suited best for the fairytales children find so amusing.
This book is wonderful. I don’t think it is about death, but rather , about life and how to live. If you read Leo Tolstoy’s “What I Believe” I think you will find out what he thought about the matter.
A great audiobook, in my opinion a good audiobook has a secret to life that is so real it's scary. This book is kind of like a horror book to me because I feel like if I was going I'd be exactly like Ivan...even though I hope I could face it 'better'.
The Translator is important to note, this is not the one by Louise and Almer Maude, so you will end up with a slightly rearranged read. Nevertheless it is still helpful.
My teacher told me to read chapter one thru four of this book for tomorrow. I didn't think much of it, but now i learn that that is a third of the whole book...
The single least interesting fiction book I’ve ever tried to read and omg what is that reader be like “hhhhheeeeeeelllllllllooooooooo mynameisin coooonnnnsssiisstennnncccyyy”
To whom may concern. Chapters:
II. 22:00
III. 41:50
IV. 1:00:25
V. 1:18:30
VI. 1:29:50
VII. 1:37:40
VIII. 1:48:10
IX. 2:05:15
X. 2:12:55
XI. 2:18:45
XII. 2:26:00
+Ryan Chan >> _To whom may concern. Chapters:_
thank you for saving a desperate college students life
hey thanks man
Ryan
This is very much appreciated, thank you!!!
Storytelling is a rare gift. You have to use your intonation to emphasise certain words in order to make the story captivating and warming. You have to know which buttons to press. I would say that you are up there with the masters.
What a fantastic reader you are. You have such a soothing voice.Thank you very much indeed.
I found no better writing of a man's struggle with death than this book, you feel for Ivan so much. He is so real you could see him. Greatest in to be written on human struggle with death.
I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook. Laurie Anne Walden’s reading of The Death of Ivan Ilyitch is excellent and much appreciated. Great story; highly recommended.
It's my favourite book of Leo Tolstoy. And I'm happy to have heard it in this brilliant audiobook.
Chapter 9. When he speaks and debates with his soul is some of the best writing I have ever read. Very gripping
Thank you, for pointing this out, I paid attention to Chp9, and yes, you are right the writing is marvelous.
“Don’t die with your music still in YOU” ~ Wayne Dyer
@Greatest AudioBooks thank you for uploading this!
Despite many comments this reading is excellent. She is clear and level, her voice follows with ease the characters range of emotions....unlike readers, particularly males who over exaggerate voice characterizations, the wannabe Shakespeare actor's suited best for the fairytales children find so amusing.
This book is wonderful. I don’t think it is about death, but rather , about life and how to live. If you read Leo Tolstoy’s “What I Believe” I think you will find out what he thought about the matter.
Yes, I think that you are right, we should all try to do some good in the world before it is too late.
I've listened to a lot of voices, but it's not as clear as your voices, Thank you
for all
(from Azerbaijan)
1:- 00:00:22 - 00:21:54
2:- 00:22:08 - 00:41:45
3:- 00:42:03 - 01:00:17
4:- 01:00:34 - 01:18:23
5:- 01:18:39 - 01:29:41
6:- 01:29:59 - 01:37:34
7:- 01:37:50 - 01:48:04
8:- 01:48:21 - 02:05:10
9:- 02:05:26 - 02:12:50
10:- 02:13:06 - 02:18:38
11:- 02:18:55 - 02:25:54
12:- 02:26:10 - 02:32:05
I listen to this book once a year to remind myself of my own mortality.
Having experienced a similar death in my family it helped me understand a lot of things. An amazing book
Than you so much❤❤❤
Flawless narration. Thank you very much.
Thank you so very much for your reading 😃👍❤️🇦🇺
That was a fantastic reading. Thank you!
I liked this reading. All the hate is surprising
thanks for doing this book
A great audiobook, in my opinion a good audiobook has a secret to life that is so real it's scary. This book is kind of like a horror book to me because I feel like if I was going I'd be exactly like Ivan...even though I hope I could face it 'better'.
Thank you. This was a great reading.
I hear a southern accent peak through on occasion.
Laurie Anne Walden’s reading is one of the best I have encountered and this is my favourite Leo masterpiece
Absolutely incredible.
It's a great story, but I really have to be in the mood for it. Thank you for uploading, all the same.
The Translator is important to note, this is not the one by Louise and Almer Maude, so you will end up with a slightly rearranged read. Nevertheless it is still helpful.
andrew tripp I got an A so I guess it is a small difference.
Is itc enjoyable?
if u set the speed at 1.5 or 2 u can finish it in half the time
sara how do I do this on you tube
Click on the gearwheel. Select speed. Then make your selection out of seven options.
THANK YOU.
You ROCK!!!!
thanks dude
Great audiobook and easy to follow
Who would give this novel a thumbs down???
those who take free Classics for granted
Uh, someone that doesn't like it?
Bookmark 53:30
thanks.
Thanks a lot!
Ty for the audiobook. This is some heavy stuff
Good narrator! Thanks!
Excellent reading.
I love the Gerasim part of the novel.
My teacher told me to read chapter one thru four of this book for tomorrow. I didn't think much of it, but now i learn that that is a third of the whole book...
it's the exposition?
My teacher wanted me to read the whole book
I had to decrease the speed to 0.75 .
Feels better !
Oop, I put it at 1.75
1:37:40 bookmark
bookmark 1:29:46
The story is sad
this story like always isnt never what u think as in Tolstory.
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I hope they post that audiobook by that guy who made slaughter house five and post the book we’re his on his death bed ie the character
Kurt vonnegut wrote slaughterhouse 5
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It's 25min already and not getting anything
it starts very slow
Where is the TEXT??? It is not the same as many of the ones on the market.
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Please need pdf of the book in english. I'm from Argentina
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So what is the screaming all about ?
He getting his dick sucked from the back
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this is not the exact wording of the book
And you have an exact translated copy?
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Jesus can u Change the words any more… like why are we switching it up so much
It’s a translation. As with all translations there are lots of versions.
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The single least interesting fiction book I’ve ever tried to read and omg what is that reader be like “hhhhheeeeeeelllllllllooooooooo mynameisin coooonnnnsssiisstennnncccyyy”
You have no literary taste.
No Thankyou what did you like about it?
Too mumbly.
i wouldve made better time reading it my damn self
The only reader that is capable of reading Tolstoy is David Barnes. This reading is mediocre.
David Barnes is a foolish twit
I like her. Maybe you are just attached to him, which is normal.
As is the listener.
Irritating voice sorry
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