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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 526 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FictionHealth & Fitness |
Tonight, Elizabeth reads Chapter 29 of "Villette" by English author Charlotte Bronte published in 1853. more
Tonight, Elizabeth reads Chapter 28 of "Villette" by English author Charlotte Bronte published in 1853. more
Tonight, Elizabeth reads Chapter 27 of "Villette" by English author Charlotte Bronte published in 1853. more
Tonight, Elizabeth reads Chapter 26 of "Villette" by English author Charlotte Bronte published in 1853. more
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I initially rated this podcast one star after they experimented with third-party ads. Although I don’t want to say 100% they’re gone for good, I have picked the podcast back up and haven’t had an issue with any loud ads. Elizabeth’s voice is perfect for these stories and I LOVE the unique addition of recapping the last episode so I don’t miss any important plot lines. As long as they don’t reintroduce the ad issue, I will continue to be a long-term listener.
Loving the story and reading. But the narrator got too carried away when reading Vilette, episode 8 during 43:18, used a much higher pitch and louder voice. That jarred me from my sleep and shook me awake. So here I am, very displeased. I know I am now going to have a tired day ahead. Please refrain from over dramatisations. more
Perfect podcast to help me sleep. The best one I have found. Relaxing voice and great stories. Thank you.
This podcast is a gift of genius where reader and book are beautifully choreographed. The dance is stunning! Don’t miss this podcast.
Loving it ! Elizabeth is amaaazing at bringing the characters to life with different voices . This story, which I’d never heard of before, is written with so much description that you are transported into another time and world . So far, it’s a world which makes my bed seem a cosy and safe place to be !
Apple Podcasts | #8 | United States/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #2 | Canada/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #3 | United Kingdom/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #2 | Australia/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #58 | Italy/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #246 | Germany/Fiction |
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