Part 1 - Babbitt Audiobook by Sinclair Lewis (Chs 01-05)

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#1 написал: dancetech (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

it's not read well.?

#2 написал: GhostTracker (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

It's not hate; there's just a feeling that it doesn't capture the "spirit" of the novel, in the way it's read. ? It's nothing personal.

#3 написал: GhostTracker (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

Have you read the novel on your own without listening to the audio format? He constructed a WONDERFUL rapid rhythm in the narration but it's not captured at all when read poorly? (as here).

#4 написал: GhostTracker (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

No offense is? meant but the narration isn't very good at all. imo. The novel has a wonderful rapid rhythm to it and it's not captured at *all* here. That piled on top of the frequent "stumbling over" words makes this a C-minus jobber at best, in my opinion.

#5 написал: jimmeskimen (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

God, learn? to read. I spotted three errors in the first thirty seconds. Appalling.

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#7 написал: nazariego maldonado (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

Que manera de hacer dormir a uno?

#8 написал: Junior Dufort (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

ok tht? was terrible

#9 написал: GameplaysFortune (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

Es? exelente es muy bueno

#10 написал: pilsudski36 (26 сентября 2013 07:28)

"Babbitt"might? be the Great American Novel." The complaints made today of social dominance by a crass, commercially based class of consumers was as true in the early 1920's as it is today. What is so funny is that the discussions between Babbitt and his neighbor and the grage owner about Republican politics, sound just like the Republicans of today!