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Madame Bovary

By: Gustave Flaubert
Narrated by: Bobbie Frohman
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Emma Bovary lived in a world of romantic dreams. Her selfish and demanding ways led to a gradual corruption that showed her to be an utterly shallow and quite stupid woman, but her escapades and caprices draw us into her story until the tragic end.(P)2005 Alcazar AudioWorks Classics

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"If one were to ask, 'World, which is the most perfect novel ever written?,' the world would immediately answer: Madame Bovary." ( Washington Post's Book World)
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Great book but not read well. Whilst an English accent is no more authentic than an American one for a French novel, it still sounds wrong to my British ears.

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