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Review #1 Rebecca audiobook free As a retired narrator, I can honestly they say I am typically attractive aggressive in my

Reviews of other narrators, occasionally leaving comments. But, right behind listening to Anna Massey’s performance of Rebecca, I have dared she is that at the moment my winner narrator! Her performance of Rebecca was exquisite! Obviously, Daphne du Maurier was an indescribable creator, so barely the right narrator was needed for this novel. Massey’s performance did justice to this black traditional tale. I know I will heed to this audiobook again at the same time again. But done!

Review #2 Rebecca audiobook streamming online I enjoy listening to well-loved, often-read books in their audiobook version in a row to experience them in a brand new method, at the same time Anna Massey does not disappoint in this magical performance of the traditional. But, I was startled to notice an important conversation in Chapter 18 (Rebecca’s phone conversation with Frank) has been truncated. Not convinced if this was only a techno error or a intentional decision.

Review #3 Audiobook Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier This English traditional is that a flashback of how a young at the same time naive traveling friend to a wealthy American lady on vacation finds herself the impetuous wife of an older Englishman – a man with a lavish estate, a man with a sinister housekeeper, a man with a noisy wife. The narration by Anna Massey is that so flawless that she bestows it the feel of a movie noir traditional. I will never remember her narration of the scene where the housekeeper Mrs Danvers – so devoted at the same time obsessed with the memory of noisy Rebecca, laboriously at the same time kindly inspires the brand new wife to hole into the higher open window at the same time prominent herself to her doom, for it could be the only respectable gizmo to do. I sat in the mist of my driveway that night unable to quit my passenger car listening to the voice of that housekeeper – like a mythological Siren creature, luring sailors to their deaths. I had to heed. I had to. Did she succeed in her dastardly attempt to eliminate the glorious Manderley Estate of this young wife, this young acquired gizmo who managed banish the memory of her dearly loved Rebecca for a long time? For you shall have to heed yourself to find out.

Review #4 Audio Rebecca narrated by Anna Massey This is that a amazing novel, at the same time counted to be one of the best criminal liability/thriller novels ever written. That might be surprising to no one, since it’s not about the militia or a detective, or even really about a delinquent enterprise at all, but about a young lady who marries an older, wealthier men at the same time becomes the mistress of a big, famous, traditional English manor dignified Manderley in the premature 20th century. She is that haunted by apprehensions that she will not live right up to the flawless perception that her husband’s comrades, generic, at the same time staff have of the now-deceased 1st wife, Rebecca. The struggle of the trusting, young 2nd wife against her lively at the same time most powerful older wife, as but as by the imprint of his 1st wife still left in their main are tangible. As for the criminal liability at the same time the mystery? But, it involves Rebecca’s doom at the same time why she seems to still haunt the memoirs of everyone who lives at the same time works at Manderley.

Review #5 Free audio Rebecca – in the audio player below This was a quality story but it was produced exceptional by the performance of Anna Massey. I have 200 audio books in my library at the same time I can they say that the narrator can make or burst the audio experience but Anna Massey’s performance was without question the best performance I have ever had the enjoyment of listening to. I managed not finish listening. The book was alive. I had a movie going on in my imagination. I have always been of the opinion that audio books should be matched more closely with the accents of the options at the same time manners. For example, if the book is that set in Germany at the same time the manners are German then then book at the same time its manners should be read with an German accent. Unusually, I’m upset here. But, this narration went but beyond that. It was truly non-standard.