Stephanie Dupal-Demartin

2 libros leídos para LibriVox

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My Ántonia Willa Cather
You follow Jim Burden’s memory of Ántonia from a bleak Nebraska childhood into the complicated fullness of adult life, and the prairie slowly becomes a place of loss, work, and hard-won belonging. It’s quiet and sometimes melancholy, but Ántonia’s stubborn vitality gives the book its warmth.
The Last Man Mary Shelley
Fair warning, it starts slow and stays sad, but watching Lionel Verney lose the whole world one friend at a time is quietly devastating, and Adrian and Raymond are really Shelley grieving Percy and Byron on the page. Read it when you want company in loneliness, not escape.

2 libros leídos para LibriVox

filtrar ordenar género época

My Ántonia Willa Cather
You follow Jim Burden’s memory of Ántonia from a bleak Nebraska childhood into the complicated fullness of adult life, and the prairie slowly becomes a place of loss, work, and hard-won belonging. It’s quiet and sometimes melancholy, but Ántonia’s stubborn vitality gives the book its warmth.
The Last Man Mary Shelley
Fair warning, it starts slow and stays sad, but watching Lionel Verney lose the whole world one friend at a time is quietly devastating, and Adrian and Raymond are really Shelley grieving Percy and Byron on the page. Read it when you want company in loneliness, not escape.