JANE EYRE - Part 1 of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte - Unabridged audiobook - FAB

[@cheriecashman6964]

I was an Air Force Brat living in England in 1957. I was 12 at my first reading. I spent most of that first reading whilst sitting in an apple tree. I have seen movies and I have re read Jane’s story so many times. I am now 78 and Jane and I are old friends. I hardly sleep so I listen to Ms Klett read. I may drift off, but I always come back to Jane’s rich story. Thank you, Ms Klett for doing such a fine job. I envy readers hearing ‘Jane Eyre’ for the first time.

[@louise7552]

Isn't it sublime. I listen to it every 6 months. 😊😊

[@ahyeongchu9]

voice, speed, accent, act, rhythm everything is so perfect. her reading is a BIG GIFT!

[@KathrineJKozachok]

Indeed! One had better not attempt the narration of such an epic novel unless one's skills are equal to the task. This fine, young lady does not disappoint.

[@Scrub_Lord-en7cq]

@@KathrineJKozachokYet I’m too reluctant over simplifying these yet nonsensical words. Inherently most of them I cannot comprehend through my understanding.

[@mare2723]

What nonsensical words?! There are some unusual pronunciations that we’re not used to because we don’t live in the UK remember they spoke English long before it was ever spoken here in America

[@toobasabzwary]

Time Chapter 0:00:00 Chapter 01 0:13:08 Chapter 02 0:30:02 Chapter 03 0:50:39 Chapter 04 1:25:33 Chapter 05 1:55:42 Chapter 06 2:08:49 Chapter 07 2:31:06 Chapter 08 2:49:51 Chapter 09 3:10:36 Chapter 10 3:36:57 Chapter 11 4:14:30 Chapter 12 4:39:39 Chapter 13 5:03:35 Chapter 14 5:35:04 Chapter 15 6:06:11 Chapter 16 6:28:49 Chapter 17 7:16:53 Chapter 18 7:50:31 Chapter 19 8:12:56 Chapter 20 8:46:17 Chapter 21 9:35:08 Chapter 22 9:50:26 Chapter 23

[@kaleepino7884]

Bless you! I almost died lol :D

[@kaihaase3702]

You. Are. Legendary. The savior of all mobile users. I thank you.

[@anthonydiaz5855]

You all do know the times are also in the description right?

[@elevenmink3851]

@@anthonydiaz5855 That's what I was about to say

[@janaenicholson667]

Thank you :D

[@skylorenzo1412]

Thank you, volunteers. Your time and effort are great gifts.

[@FabAudioBooks]

+Sky Lorenzo - Thank you Sky - we echo your praise. All the volunteers give their time freely and without their efforts there would be no audiobooks for us all to enjoy. Thanks again. FAB

[@littlemissysweeticecreamca1398]

Honestly this voice acting and reading makes the story so much easier to pay attention to and get into. Thank you so much I wouldn't be able to read this by myself

[@JR-sx3gl]

English is my second language and I find that with the classics it is so much easier to understand when you can hear the intonation. The words reveal their meaning when they are in the context of how they are read.

[@dawsonmathis7828]

@@JR-sx3gl What is your first language!

[@JR-sx3gl]

@@dawsonmathis7828 Polish

[@dawsonmathis7828]

@@JR-sx3gl oh nice

[@alessandra_lavandaire5965]

You probably already noted it, however the voice actress is Elizabeth Klatt, and Indeed she prizes an unborn maestry in her faculties

[@rawanali7961]

It's almost magical how an excellant reader can make a book so mesmerizing. Thank you so much, that was perfect.

[@terencequinn2682]

I do love a book but I must say this is so beautifully read by Elizabeth Klett. It so wonderful to have easy access, thanks to Fab Audio Books.

[@b.public2791]

she isnt english

[@kimquinn7728]

@@b.public2791 Meaning?

[@kimquinn7728]

I often find that many audio books, though read with precision, are often flat sound. Ms. Klett reads with such emotion. Loving this so much. These are Helen and Jane that you can sympathise with and love and cousins, aunt and Mr. Brocklehurt you can detest with abandon!. What else has Mr. Klett read?

[@giuseppaincorvaia9506]

Troppo veloce per seguire il discorso

[@mare2723]

@@kimquinn7728 I don’t recall what else she has narrated but I can recommend books done by two excellent narrators whose names I can’t remember right now. The first is the voice of the man who does interview with a vampire and the vampire Lestat. I don’t know how many more of the books in the vampire Chronicles he gets to narrate because unfortunately he passed but his voice is just the best I’ve heard. Then there’s another excellent female narrator who does an epic audiobook called the great alone. Sorry the capitalizations are off my computer is stupid and I am injured🙃😊

[@stellarstories]

What a gorgeous reading by Elizabeth Klett. I have memories of losing myself in this story as a child, in which I saw so much of myself. I was afraid no reading could do justice. This reading captures the loneliness, the anguish, the hope, the heart of Jane so well. Thank you.

[@trainheartnet1934]

Chapter 1- 00:00:00 pg 1 Chapter 2 pg 12 - 13:10 Chapter 3 pg 30 - 30:05 Chapter 4 pg 26 - 50:40 Chapter 5 pg 39 - 1:25:33 Chapter 6 pg 50 - 1:55:44 Note: chapter 6 the last 2 pgs gets cut off. Read it yourself. Chapter 7 pg 57- 2:08:50 Chapter 8 pg 65 - 2:31:05 Chapter 9 pg 70 - 2:49:50 Chapter 10 pg 79 - 3:10:37 Chapter 11 pg 89 - 3:36:58 Chapter 12 pg 103 - 4:14:30 Chapter 13 pg 112 - 4:39:40 Chapter 14 pg 122 - 5:03:35 Chapter 15 pg 133 - 5:35:05 Chapter 16 pg 146 - 6:06:10 Chapter 17 pg 155 - 6:28:50 Chapter 18 pg 173 - 7:16:54 Chapter 19 pg 186 - 7:50:30 Chapter 20 pg 195 - 8:12:55 Chapter 21 pg 208 - 8:46:17 Chapter 22 pg 227 - 9:35:08 Chapter 23 pg 233 - 9:50:26

[@trainheartnet1934]

I’ll see you in part two.

[@madeline6232]

THANK YOU

[@lornanuera634]

Pls. Upload fr.page 22 to chapters 233

[@trainheartnet1934]

Lorna Nuera I was handed a book. Sorry

[@CS-yq8hp]

not all heroes wear capes

[@devradenny8354]

It makes me giggle, all the people reading for class and hating this book. I got it for a book report, thought I'd hate it, and couldnt put it down. 🖤🖤🖤

[@dancasey9410]

It's not for me, but I mean to each his own.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

45 years ago I had to study this for O level English Literature. I was heartily fed up with it by the time we had finished the year. " I will never have to read that again thank God". 2021....i must of re read this book about 17 times😂😂. And now listening to it being read to me. It transports me and I just love her lexicon. Enjoy xx

[@devradenny8354]

@@moiragoldsmith7052 I love it! It's addictive writing!

[@luiza7453]

@@dancasey9410 why not? I don’t know to start this book or not because I couldn’t get into Jane Austen. I prefer Russian literature Tolstoy Doestoevsky… so i don’t know if I would like it

[@LilyOfTheTower]

Im no longer embarrassed to admit that this book helped me learn to read. I found this book years ago when my children were first born. I knew the importance of reading to babies and young children so i did. I listen to the ease and the cadence of Elizabeth Klett reading this book and adapted my reading style to hers, starting with very simple kids books but also reading Aesops fables and Grimms fairytales. I am now capable of reading out loud and smoothly. I struggled for years and barely finished high school with the secret that i could barely read. And when i did read it was choppy, confusing, frustrating, id get stuck on syllables and even after reading an entire paragraph - i had no idea what i read. Now at age 43 i can admit i learned to read at 30 and both my children are honor students in middle school and my son won the state spelling bee ❤ both won gold at the science fair. And i volunteer at elementary school to help struggling children learn to read too.

[@glasses6524]

i’m so sorry the education system of your country failed you so miserably, and i’m glad to hear that such a worthwhile book helped remedy it!

[@rhwinner]

Can anyone explain how a provincial young lady writing 200 years ago in a foreign country can still sound so contemporary and relevant to an American of the present day?

[@terrikennedy3088]

It's a hallmark of

[@b.h.r.6866]

Because she wrote what is deep and true, she touched the human soul making us look forward something higher.

[@TabbyQ.9563]

Because the basic motivations of humans (love, respect, power, acceptance) never really change.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

@@TabbyQ.9563 Truth

[@arcticflower7223]

Contemporary? She thinks verbosity is the secret of good prose. OK fair point...

[@UkMotherGoose]

Emphasis, tone and syntax all appropriate to Bronte’s prose. An absolutely wonderful reading the dramatisation was completely believable. A real joy. 🌻

[@chuckglowacz675]

I love listening to the reader and following along in my book. She has a great voice and makes the story come alive!!!

[@yam1146]

Yes! Me too! I spent most of the time sewing while listening but when I could it was nice to lay down and read along

[@scarlettthorne229]

I normally don't like audio books & make it a point to only read the physical book, but I've enjoyed using this video so I can listen to the book during times when I can't have the book in my hand. thank you very much!!

[@dancasey9410]

Ok

[@yam1146]

Yes, I have the sad notion that unless I’m reading the hard copy, holding it in my hand it doesn’t count. When I first put this on I felt uneasy as if I was cheating but it was amazing. Got some stuff done and stayed up all night

[@Midwest.Girl.89]

The only audio recording of Jane Eyre I can listen to. It's been my annual listen since I was a teen. ❤

[@mikelitoris958]

the speed setting saved my life bruh

[@savagecabbage8644]

Leo Flores speed setting?

[@anyazepeda9923]

Savage Cabbage you can adjust the speed

[@cheapskate2241]

@@anyazepeda9923 how??

[@anyazepeda9923]

@@cheapskate2241 you just go to the options section when watching a video and change playback speed

[@blessOTMA]

Never knew that! Thank you!

[@Ele0296]

The reader's voice is so nice :)

[@MySingingBowgartMSM]

Agreed!

[@LilyOfTheTower]

The best!

[@김성해-z2m]

Jane Eyre is my favorite novel and this too would be my best~♥♥♥) Thanks for good service ~:)

[@up4itgal]

I’ve just discovered Elizabeth Klett she is a great reader.❤️

[@salmanuddin7923]

fax

[@TinnyDee]

Such lovely narration! The sound, volume, pace and expression are absolute perfection. I must be "old school" I prefer this, to a reading done in many different voices. Takes me back to my childhood when I would be read to, in elementary school and at home. I cant thank all involved in bringing this together, enough. I also cant imagine how many people it took, with many different talents, and how many hours upon hours they graciously gave to this project. Sincerest thanks to all of them for supplying an immense amount of comfort and joy to me.

[@b.public2791]

its fake. american reader

[@i_like_turtlessuper_idol8990]

omg you read it so much your writing became like charlotte

[@enslavedgluten3888]

The last chapter of part one was great! It was so suspenceful, and i was so eager to hear her answer

[@CS55CL16]

Who else is here because they had to read Jane Eyre for English and was too lazy to actually read the book??

[@lukenunez9594]

Meee 🤣

[@ahsokatano4908]

That’s... why I’m here

[@broken_vessel42]

Yeah. The book is literally sitting on my bedside table.

[@dancasey9410]

Me

[@91JLovesDisney]

Why else would we be voluntarily reading Jane Eyre 😂

[@LACaradoc]

Elizabeth Klett does an outstanding job reading Jane Eyre. Fully immersive. Thank you so much.

[@bb-sm7wr]

Loved this book as a kid. I couldn't relate to Jane Austen with her beautiful, joyful, and charming heroines, but this book spoke to me as a shy, misunderstood, and (i felt) plain girl.

[@typingcat]

I read this novel, of course in Korean, in the summer vacation period when I was 13 or 14. I recently started reading it in English. I have no idea how much I understood this novel as a kid. The English writing is so complicated.

[@Ltandbeyond]

You should try reading Persuasion or Mansfield Park where the heroines are characterised as shy, misunderstood and considered plain!

[@RandomJayne]

From the first pages, the way Jane's thoughts and feelings are expressed and the way certain people like her aunt perceive her because she doesn't behave or emote the way they think she should struck me as Extremely Autistic and the autism vibes only get stronger as the book goes on.

[@حيدرمحمدعبدالزهرة]

I am listening to this wonderful audiobook not for school, not for improving my English but simply for fun, I finished 6 hours, Elizabeth klett is so good at this, I love how she mimics mr Rochester's voice as well as adele's, thank you so much for this audiobook

[@michellegrant6476]

Me too.....lol great audiobook.

[@unisonbeck5872]

Same here!

[@leilamoreno806]

chapter 6 continuation bc it's cut-off "But I feel this, Helen; I must dislike those who, whatever I do to please them, persist in disliking me; I must resist those who punish me unjustly. It is as natural as that I should love those who show me affection, or submit to punishment when I feel it is deserved." "Heathens and savage tribes hold that doctrine, but Christians and civilised nations disown it." "How? I don't understand." "It is not violence that best overcomes hate-nor vengeance that most certainly heals injury." "What then?" "Read the New Testament, and observe what Christ says, and how He acts; make His word your rule, and His conduct your example." "What does He say?" "Love your enemies; bless them that curse you; do good to them that hate you and despitefully use you." "Then I should love Mrs. Reed, which I cannot do; I should bless her son John, which is impossible." In her turn, Helen Burns asked me to explain, and I proceeded forthwith to pour out, in my own way, the tale of my sufferings and resentments. Bitter and truculent when excited, I spoke as I felt, without reserve or softening. Helen heard me patiently to the end: I expected she would then make a remark, but she said nothing. "Well," I asked impatiently, "is not Mrs. Reed a hard-hearted, bad woman?" "She has been unkind to you, no doubt; because you see, she dislikes your cast of character, as Miss Scatcherd does mine; but how minutely you remember all she has done and said to you! What a singularly deep impression her injustice seems to have made on your heart! No ill-usage so brands its record on my feelings. Would you not be happier if you tried to forget her severity, together with the passionate emotions it excited? Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs. We are, and must be, one and all, burdened with faults in this world: but the time will soon come when, I trust, we shall put them off in putting off our corruptible bodies; when debasement and sin will fall from us with this cumbrous frame of flesh, and only the spark of the spirit will remain,-the impalpable principle of light and thought, pure as when it left the Creator to inspire the creature: whence it came it will return; perhaps again to be communicated to some being higher than man-perhaps to pass through gradations of glory, from the pale human soul to brighten to the seraph! Surely it will never, on the contrary, be suffered to degenerate from man to fiend? No; I cannot believe that: I hold another creed: which no one ever taught me, and which I seldom mention; but in which I delight, and to which I cling: for it extends hope to all: it makes Eternity a rest-a mighty home, not a terror and an abyss. Besides, with this creed, I can so clearly distinguish between the criminal and his crime; I can so sincerely forgive the first while I abhor the last: with this creed revenge never worries my heart, degradation never too deeply disgusts me, injustice never crushes me too low: I live in calm, looking to the end." Helen's head, always drooping, sank a little lower as she finished this sentence. I saw by her look she wished no longer to talk to me, but rather to converse with her own thoughts. She was not allowed much time for meditation: a monitor, a great rough girl, presently came up, exclaiming in a strong Cumberland accent- "Helen Burns, if you don't go and put your drawer in order, and fold up your work this minute, I'll tell Miss Scatcherd to come and look at it!" Helen sighed as her reverie fled, and getting up, obeyed the monitor without reply as without delay.

[@ArcheryRuleZ]

Anything to do with the truth of Jesus Christ is edited out as much as possible

[@gretarobinson1142]

It says "Unabridged" but clearly that's not the case

[@BrooklynHunsaker]

I don't really enjoy this book but this audio has been very helpful for me to be able to keep up with my reading for school and for that i am very appreciative of this being here and that i don't have to pay for it.

[@FabAudioBooks]

+Brooklyn Hunsake Yes, everyone has their favourite books but no one book is everyone's cup of tea. We are glad you found this book helpful. That's one of the benefits of audiobooks. Thanks for your comments. FAB

[@WitchidWitchid]

I read this in high school back in the early 1970s. Back then we had no internet, no easy access to recorded books, so I had to read the whole thing page by page. At first, I didn't like it. But after a while, it sort of grew on me and I enjoyed the book. In fact decades later I read it again on my own.

[@sheshiechan]

@@WitchidWitchid Do you want an applause?

[@WitchidWitchid]

@@sheshiechan I'd all but forgotten this ancient posting. Applause ? None required. We.had less in the way of literary resources back then . But I still managed to survive.this story and even got.to enjoying it afterward.

[@jeanfish7]

@@WitchidWitchid lol, I re- read this at age 59...enjoyed it immensely..no tests, no pressure, age and ?... But it was SO much better the second time around... Listening to the audiobook just increases my pleasure:)

[@sama723]

I must have read and listened to this book (and by this specific amazing narrator everytime) maybe 20 times. One of my absolute all time favorites, a timeless masterpiece.

[@niseep]

On the contrary. JANE EYRE was THE book that turned me into an avid reader. I chose it off the list in 11th grade English and was drawn into this story so much that i lost track of time. Jane Eyre absorbed me totally. From that reading on, i devoured books the rest of my life. Those marvelous writers who paint masterpiece with words let us live for a time in anothers thoughts and footsteps and ope❤❤n worlds of experiences so far superior to the mostly junk that passes for entertainment. I was delighted to find Jane Eyre offered here as an audio, beautifully read. ❤

[@christinehorner312]

I have an unabridged copy of this but I'm 75 and for me this is great with failing eyesight and all. It's a great look into what many went through in the times before us. How they lived, how they stood up to various challenges and some managing to escape to a more sensible situation. The movie versions hack it to pieces I guess because its so long.

[@Elizabeth-vk4si]

I enjoyed this story and I don't have a problem with the language. I think people back in Bronte's time spoke better than we do today. It's just me we are all different. Thanks for this download.

[@poprocks6576]

Just read Madam Bovary and you’d think this would be a similar read but it’s sooo much better, I enjoyed bovary plenty but this, I like reading this I like Jane I empathize with her experience more with the 1st person narration. Oh my god I can love books unabashedly while reading them, appreciate this book sir

[@mheartshape6817]

I cannot believe that a record of book that usually takes me a minimum of two week many many hours, completes it in just 10 hours

[@terrikennedy3088]

I, unfortunately, was not assigned this novel in my youth (I'm a grown woman of 54). My life might have been improved by exposure to the ideas and ideals of this story.

[@relodinge]

My favorite fiction book, favorite main character, great reader!!!

[@mirinoa4808]

I enjoy her speech and even the manner in which she reads. Elizabeth Klett, what a wonderful voice u have. It befits such a story and I am in love... with your voice that is.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

01:50:10 "Again, I ventured to disturb her." The motto of men

[@alexisk8086]

So apparently I was supposed to read the first 9 chapters by tomorrow and it’s 10 and i was gonna cry because i have been writing an essay for 4 hrs and saw the assignment...but my idiot ass left my book at school so now I’ve got this on my phone and the pdf on my computer....thank you...thank you

[@alexisk8086]

Update: I did finish, now I’m on chapter 22

[@khalidam1999]

Alexis K dandy 👏🏾

[@dancasey9410]

YaY

[@gorillaboy8333]

It’s Friday and I need chapters 1-20 read for school by Monday. This saved me, thx. :)

[@kimquinn7728]

What wonderful narration! This recording of J.E. has life, emotion, and it is easy to feel for her. Be angry on her behalf. Bravo!

[@toxel213]

I’ve got an exam on this in two days and you are saving my hide, thank you!!!

[@theyseemerollinyurr]

to the person who made this, i love you

[@liltick102]

One of the best reading’s available (of anything)

[@sylviafarley5132]

Thank you all readers for the great comfort and pleasure you have given me over many years.

[@LadyPapaMayodora]

I prefer reading but modern times demand multitasking so the only time i can enjoy books is when i can listen while working. This is such a life saver! ❤

[@unisonbeck5872]

I love their little banter about the money before Jane heads for Gateshead!

[@markfurnell6748]

One of the very greatest novels ever! A work of genius!!!

[@kushaltamang5970]

I like the story plotted upon this kind of circumstance, it is lovely of course and mostly your voice and the way of reading. Thank you

[@FabAudioBooks]

Chapter start times are listed in Video Description. Click on the times and jump straight to the chapter of your choice. Enjoy! FAB

[@michaelpatton3477]

+Fab Audio Books Chapter 22's start time is incorrect, instead it starts at 9:35:08

[@FabAudioBooks]

+Michael Patton - Thanks for pointing that out Michael. We have corrected the Chapter numbers and times. FAB

[@memeteam2016]

Thank you you beautiful person

[@manoharingle4357]

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[@elianr7185]

4:14:00

[@jeffreymatuszak1125]

My all time favorite novel. Fantastic narration!

[@andrewrichardson3135]

I wish I could just read the whole book in one day. Taking FOREVER

[@openboks]

charlotte bronte did not intend you to read the book in noe day

[@parqj]

Danny Aakhus amen

[@parqj]

@@openboks hey danny

[@dancasey9410]

@@openboks you again I thought I dealt with you last time.

[@dancasey9410]

Nice 😊 I'm on day 2

[@mheartshape6817]

i cannot stop listening to this eloquent narrative and reading

[@sophias8382]

All you people who are here for school... I wished I'd studied this in school; it's a lot more enjoyable than the books used for our novel studies. Love this book so much, that I wrote about it for my grade 12 English final. Thanks to Charlotte Brontë, I aced that exam

[@recensionem]

This is such a beautiful book, I don't know why people hate it.

[@hadjr1110]

Ikr

[@gopikaayyappan4687]

The voice and voice modulations feels so sweet and marvellous

[@ElizabethNicoleSchwartz]

We're reading this book for a class I'm taking and I didn't think of using audio book til chapter 17 but it's been helping to read along. I could never just listen without looking at the text as well though or I'd be so lost.

[@danisebrown6866]

I love the Narration of Elizabeth Klett.

[@AnnieLong]

saving time stamp: 3:59:18

[@La.la06]

I've been wanting to read this book, but it's so expensive 😂 I am too fortunate to find this audiobook instead. So grateful ❤️

[@julrou4960]

I am a French student and I have to read this book for school. Fortunatey, there is this audio to help me to stay focus on the story!!!!

[@fariazaman2218]

Her voice is so nice....It was a pleasure to hear the book in her voice❤

[@hannaams8125]

Her voice is so easy to follow along

[@dianataylor8758]

This is so nicely done, it is a pleasure to hear. Thank you!

[@babayaga6139]

Hello from 2023! Reading for my AP Lit class, and it really helps me see and picture what I’m reading!

[@koeldutta9668]

I love the imitation of Adela's French accent ❤

[@sarahveilleux7353]

Approximately 3 minutes into this story and I have literally no idea what she is talking about.

[@sebastianmoron1796]

+Sarah Veilleux fail! haha

[@olearysgrave]

Eh ... Nande ... Kampeki ...

[@MissJessyeNorman]

Keep going, YOU WILL ;) And if you mean you don't recognize a few of the words/terms (I didn't. Also, some "I knew"--but I wanted to take this opportunity to finally understand solidly, instead of having that shaky, cursory, superficial understanding)--look them up. It's unconscionably easy to do, now that we have search engines. Just commit to making it 15-20 minutes in, within a single session, without giving up. By then, the story will have drawn you in--so that you won't notice the time. It's awful, but the malignant media companies, along with other diabolical entities, have been working diligently and deliberately to erode our ability to concentrate and exercise patience. We modern humans must choose, commit and work to rebuild it. Thankfully, that initial effort pays off exponentially, and in arenas we don't even expect. Good Luck =) Oh, and don't worry if it takes a number of tries. Well live hectic lives. Building healthy, new habits, often requires trial and error...

[@olearysgrave]

Thank you so much for your kind comment, Jessye ... What a wonderful family the Bronte's were ... A little crazy like all us Irish, but genuine and sound as my dear old Dad would say, He will be 87 would say ... Sorry about the Nihongo, (Japanese) [What ... Why ... Perfect ...] but I have lived there for over 15 years, and my beautiful wife and son are there at the moment and I haven't seen them for over 18 months ... In Salthill, Galway at the moment but was originally A SIFFO ...I have an honourable niece who is the dead image of the younger Catherine, the saviour of Heathcliffe who is pure bipolar just like me ...Happy Easter from Ireland and Japan and ...

[@pixie_dust1920]

feels, this book is killing my grade

[@daleolmsted1966]

Wonderful. I had read this novel some years past; and latter watched two or three videos of it. The reading was long and I’m a slow reader, but very much enriched by it as by Le Miserables. One video excellent and the other ok. But, your reading, thank you, of it has been better than all the rest and you have deepened its depth, again thank you. The author scours every corner of the soul and you vocalize that superbly. I should love to read as you do. This reading has been a true labor of love on your part, God bless you.

[@ОльгаКузьменкова-в3л]

It's one of my favorite novels. It's a great pleasure to listen to this wonderfull story.

[@gracefulhumble7248]

Thank you for taking the time to upload, her voice is delightful. I am just moving on to part two

[@suppichan1811]

Thank you for this, now I can listen to my favorite story while working :D

[@FabAudioBooks]

+suppichan1811 - Thank you for your comments. Pleased you are enjoying this book. FAB

[@jenthedreamer]

almost the last 2 pages of chapter 6 was cut off.

[@gingerissweet3926]

Jenna Rose I noticed that as well!!!

[@mirinoa4808]

Yeah I don't know why......hope it doesn't happen again.

[@marebear44]

I just got to that part and started looking to the comments to make sure I wasn’t the only one who noticed.

[@hannahmathilda7101]

Something about religion and Jesus. This is why I suppose. How sad! I loved listening to this section the most in the whole book, although not religious 😟

[@StephdeIcaza]

Oh gosh! Thanks for pointing that out! That is not being faithful to the book 😢

[@Gbaby_1241]

I have to read this book for my British lit since 1978 and I find this type of writing soo difficult to read so I'm glad these are here!

[@hiviamunugama]

I love the narrator.

[@hoperay9923]

This book is seriously amazing! I love it so much! :)

[@Gamecube-ds5qt]

I can study and play Sims at the same time, thank you!😂

[@lauren64]

SAME

[@nessisamess3419]

Real street smarts

[@brianna_903]

Oh my god, you have no idea how eerie it is finding this comment as I’m LITERALLY playing the Sims 😂

[@openboks]

charlotte bronte wouldnt have wanted people to not pay attenmtion to this book she poured her heart and soul into,. you should be asamed.

[@mildbubblefruit4181]

Daniel A dude... it’s called multi tasking

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

my all time favorite book. those of you too lazy to read it don't understand how much you are missing.

[@TabbyQ.9563]

Just listened to a few chapters so far. It seems Jane Eyre and Harry Potter had a lot in common at the age of 10.

[@angeliquemichael228]

When we read the classics we see the same themes that have always intrigued us🤟🏽

[@christdiedforoursins1467]

The lady who is creating really gives you the feeling of being there ,very wel read .thank you

[@nancydeppandhamlet]

I had tears in my eyes when he said Ireland.

[@openboks]

yea i also had tears when my country was mentioned in other books

[@dancasey9410]

I had tears in my eyes when Captain America's name was said in endgame it was just so beautiful.😏

[@SierraRamblesALot]

If y’all waited to VERY last minute my advice is to spark note the insignificant chapters and x2 the significant chapters just sayin bc I got 6 books to read this summer and of course my last one is a 20hr Audio book and even with x2 speed I still gotta read 3-4hrs a day

[@captainshid5464]

I didn't wait last minute myself, I just *found out* I had books due the first day of school.

[@ebsulem]

A life saver for my A Level English work, thank you so much!

[@TeenStoryTime]

Thank you so much for uploading- and for separating the chapters with time stamps!

[@sarahanonymous3770]

I am only halfway through this first part and i must finish the book in 4 days

[@CS55CL16]

Sarah anonymous same here!

[@openboks]

idoiotyo

[@kiara.bowerman]

i need to finish this book in two days and i just started 💀

[@dancasey9410]

@@openboks what is this?

[@xxxxxx-hs6bi]

Don't worry im half way and have to read it today

[@la_arana_discoteca]

Terrific to listen to during work. I'm getting my reading goals done and working at the same time. Thank you!

[@b.public2791]

how about doing your job?

[@SpoonDiceMusic]

im in a literature class and this is an assignment so im using this because im not about to pay for something i can get just as good on youtube :)

[@rochellerobinson939]

If you have a Kindle/Amazon Prime you can get a copy for free or around 99 cents.

[@archangelmichael9415]

While I admire Jane's eagerness to forgive and the progress she has made as a character, I will forever resent Mrs. Reed. Had I been in her place, I'm not sure I would be able to do the same. Anyway, this is a lovely book and I very much enjoyed the narration. You have an incredible voice that can keep a listener as easily distracted as myself attentive for a good five hours or so. :)

[@uhafi]

idk why ppl dont like this book while im reading it bc i want to and im enjoying it sm.

[@MrPoetSpeak]

I would be remiss if I did not bring it to the attention of person or persons who were instrumental and central in bringing Jane Eyre to life in such such an exquisites rendition that I returned to it time and again with increased appetite and expectations. Thank you.

[@karishmadeegan8297]

This is a beautiful narration of the book thank you!

[@abdallasandal3561]

of course

[@VillaAstaBali]

Happy to be revisiting this book 40 years later. Beautifully read.

[@drastichaudhari]

vocabulary is pretty intense!

[@pumpkinomom4446]

Drasti chaudhari It really is. Especially as a non-native english speaker, I find it challenging.

[@dancasey9410]

@@pumpkinomom4446 what is your first language? Just curious

[@typingcat]

Not only she used old words that are no longer used often, but she used some of the words in the 19th century sense, which are different from today's. That and the constructions of many sentences are complicated and bizarre by today's standards. I read chapter 1 and 2, and that is what I felt. I had to consult dictionaries and search the web to find out the meanings. I don't think I will be able to understand the content by listening to it.

[@BingCherry11]

I am reading this book now. I am really enjoying it. I was inspired to read it when I saw an Episode of King of Queens and Doug Heffernan was trying to read it. He only read a couple of sentences but that was enough for me.

[@sudikshyapant9750]

just as i wanted:the original version not simplified one. thanks, beautiful narration indeed.

[@mizikoniss]

I LOVE THIS BOOK OMG wooow

[@FabAudioBooks]

+Zikoniss Books - Thank you Zikoniss! FAB

[@BooksFriends]

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[@slpmaterialgirl1]

Austen's Fanny Price wishes she had half as much heart, courage, fortitude, bravery and morality as Bronte's Jane Eyre demonstrates. Jane, like Fanny, is "frail", poor and dependent. But unlike Fanny, Jane is not a victim.

[@tahipayro1579]

Thank you very much for such a perfect reading , your voice , your accent without any mistake on reading is wonderful . I'm so glad you read this masterpiece novel . I listen to this audio again and again .This style of reading is a gift for everyone and I was lucky to hear it. I think you feel this marvelous book and characters with your heart with such a beautiful reading . Thank you.

[@glitteringbubbles3502]

Bernadette Banner said 'you have to read Jane Eyre', so here I am. It looks intresting.

[@theshroompickers5149]

I love this book, and love the reader

[@federicaguidetti8016]

Such an amazing reader! Thank you for this wonderful audiobook. I really appreciated your nice reading!

[@mare2723]

I’m here because I love,love,love this book!!!

[@StephdeIcaza]

Chapter 6 is incomplete in this audio, as someone below pointed out! However, I found the original livrabox recording is complete if you search the book in a podcast app. 👍🏼

[@rhwinner]

It was excised due to excessive profanity.