War and Peace, Volume 1 (Maude translation) by Leo Tolstoy Part 1/3 | Full Audio Book

[@axismundi8]

Beautifully narrated. Thank you Librivox. You are a blessing to book lovers. 💐

[@LooneyLei]

4:58:13 “Since the world began, everyone has beaten the Germans” The fact that Tolstoy died before both world wars makes this line so.. interesting to me And kinda funny 💀

[@laurasalo6160]

Definitely hilarious in its prophecy.

[@simonhsu696]

Thanks!

[@delusionrealitywwr]

Sweet audiobook. Trying to listen to more classic lit. Excellent!

[@GrainneMhaol]

The reader's pronunciation of "hobbledehoy" in a French accent is ingenious. Brilliant translation and performance.

[@autodidactpolymath1851]

I wonder what that was in the original Russian 🤔

[@ChristianAdam-r8u]

Thanks to this LibriVoxer for making this recording, I enjoy it very much!

[@janethumes4234]

Thank you, this was wonderful!

[@ambrosemalone1891]

A great reading of a great work Could not recommend it more highly

[@lisamuir4261]

I was asking about a book on Love And War. Never heard of this one but its got my attention on the voice and cleverness of keeping you here to listen.

[@mary-anncraig9298]

What a great experience to listen to Tolstoy on Librevox. Thank you very much 😊.

[@rcox27cnmedu]

I've listened to this probably 10 times and don't know anything about it.

[@abdolhamedsharef2924]

Beautiful voice, & accent.

[@lisamuir4261]

OK. Now I can say I really was involved with the writers ability to see each character and what they're reactions and engagements were just as if yourself were in the room. It tells of differences and similarities in upbringing among responsibility and relationships. I enjoyed the journey.

[@marilyntape508]

Great narration 😃👍🇦🇺

[@NebraskaWriter]

Actually,, the translation is by Louise Maude. Together, Louise and Alymer Maude translated all of Tolstoy's works. Alymer did the non-fiction. Louise did the fiction.

[@Georgie1660]

Some people’s voices you just can’t handle… can’t handle this guys voice. Was really looking forward to listening to the book.

[@jimtaggert42]

thats a weird problem u have there

[@billywalker21]

I can relate completely! Not necessarily in this particular case, but that's a thang. They can't all sound like judge Marilyn Milian I reckon...

[@CharlieDexter99]

I get it. I can’t take woman narrators. Feels like my wife is lecturing me again.

[@marilyntape508]

I like this man’s voice and style 😃👍🇦🇺

[@GrainneMhaol]

​@@CharlieDexter99Whereas this guy sounds like every mansplainer who's tried to talk my ear off. It's all subjective.

[@paysonmarosarioronquillo8229]

Thank you for this 💖💖💖

[@pretentioushab]

14:49

[@jimtaggert42]

thank you

[@johnny6904]

01:35:45

[@ShiwangiSingh-w4f]

14:34 Ch 2

[@milenaB23]

1:35:49 pag 112

[@milenaB23]

5:00:28 pag 188

[@juhipriya695]

4:50:03

[@abdolhamedsharef2924]

Love it ❤

[@lyramidsummer5508]

Thank you. This has been a great help. I am reading the book, along with your narration.

[@milenaB23]

6:06:32 pag 216

[@douwenagel1]

7:10:00

[@ab8588]

14:27

[@ElisabethCanum]

5:22:02

[@AliAkbar-ju3ls]

Can i have this in urdu

[@JeffyJ30]

I side with Shakespeare on brevity

[@Thosigmar]

Hiya, Hamlet!

[@kathleen0303]

Well Said 👏

[@levimatthew8911]

I took a speed-reading course and read War and Peace in twenty minutes. It involves Russia. -Woody Allen

[@mwezimwezi9618]

After starting to listen to this audiobook, I cannot see the point in an abridged version. Easy to see why it is considered the first modern novel. Has it ever been bettered?

[@tessaoshea5697]

With Shakespeare it's do as I say not as I do.

[@harper7509]

Y'all are going to prison for paying Kid Rock to take me out and you're gonna give back what you stole too

[@claudeyaz]

I told you just how out of touch and ignorant those characters were ... I feel kind of bad for the Pierre character, or at least at that point in the story, because they all worked the same how horrible and awful Napoleon was, when the king was just as bad it's not way worse

[@buxtehude123]

Napoleon is responsible for killing, torturing maiming MILLIONS. Russian Emperor Alexander was an angel in comparison.

[@maureenbrophy7852]

22/12/24

[@mehmetoztek9802]

whic accent

[@DaddyAbbadon99]

Andrew gets on my nerves

[@burlingtonpark4136]

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