Wuthering Heights - FULL AudioBook 🎧📖- Dramatic Reading (Part 1 of 2) | Greatest🌟AudioBooks

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

🌟SPECIAL OFFERS: ► Free 30 day Audible Trial & Get 2 Free Audiobooks: amzn.to/2Iu08SE ...OR: 🌟 try Audiobooks. com 🎧for FREE! : affiliates.audiobooks.com/tracking/scripts/click.php?a_aid=5b8c26085f4b8

[@littlefiddlechick1513]

I live the voice acting.

[@katey5924]

One. Bri zuvellma John Stamos tamra barney

[@eviltoms]

chapter 2: 13:25 chapter 3: 33:11 chapter 4: 1:01:02 chapter 5: 1:16:08 chapter 6: 1:24:30 chapter 7: 1:39:42 chapter 8: 2:02:29 chapter 9: 2:22:54 chapter 10: 2:59:38 chapter 11: 3:38:04 chapter 12: 4:01:21 chapter 13: 4:31:45 chapter 14 4:57:48 chapter 15: 5:17:49 chapter 16 5:37:06 chapter 17 5:49:24 (reposted and got the times from other people)

[@genastrophicgen1367]

EvilTom THANK YOU

[@liquidsh4d0w10]

EvilTom #

[@iclarkyyy]

thanks dawg

[@connorchadwell387]

This saved my AP Literature grade thank you man

[@karligribble3002]

Thanks you are a life saver

[@georgetterx]

chapter 2: 13:25 chapter 3: 33:11 chapter 4: 1:01:02 chapter 5: 1:16:08 chapter 6: 1:24:30 chapter 7: 1:39:42 chapter 8: 2:02:29 chapter 9: 2:22:54 chapter 10: 2:59:38 chapter 11: 3:38:04 chapter 12: 4:01:21 chapter 13: 4:31:45

[@JohnJillky]

Georgette Roty Thanks

[@maitrishah8790]

Georgette Roty thank u!!!!

[@SuperOwnagedude]

Georgette Roty chapter 14 4:57:48

[@That_Ozian]

Thanks

[@sofiacohilas6724]

Thank you! 😀

[@catalinahall5061]

I had been trying to read the book for a while , I always gave up. Now I read while, I listen. It also help me with my pronunciation. Thank you for this.

[@Vickielynnrenegar]

I go to sleep most nights listening to this most profound story. The exquisite writing in old English shows the exemplary education the author had received. Brilliant mind.

[@mauricioamado5975]

Imagine you've to read this book and even it isn't your native language

[@movieyouser]

@@mauricioamado5975 lmao thats what I'm doing

[@GuilhermeMichel]

@@mauricioamado5975 I'm doing this

[@EvanNeumann]

Getting really high and listening to this was a fantastic idea. I'm imagining the whole thing as if it's a cartoon

[@SourGreenPopSiCLe]

Evan Neumann hahahahah.. gonna try it!

[@shadowpuppet222]

SourGreenPopSiCLe this made me cackle

[@madisonallard3964]

Two years later... thank you for the idea

[@sarahmichelle07]

This is exactly what I'm doing right now 😂😂

[@jostockton.]

Unfortunate

[@eternalmiasma5586]

No one: Not a single soul: Literally no one: Even cathy’s ghost: Joseph: YEE B WRRD TU GU OUA INTA DE MOOOOOOOR T NEGHT

[@michelleah2862]

😂😂🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@dianataylor3861]

Perfect rendition of Joseph's amazing dialect!

[@nanaesio.nyarkoh2858]

Dear picky and ungrateful listeners, These people volunteered. You’re not entitled to their services. With love, Someone disgusted at the ungrateful and whiny comments.

[@amandar3598]

Nana Esi Okyere-N. I actually think all the voices are very fitting and well read.

[@sevrinaanastasia]

I very much agree! I'm grateful to have this book on here and grateful to the people who volunteer their time to read such lovely stories. :)

[@korinnab.2318]

His voice was annoying and we can complain if we want to

[@ilerioluwakinshiladipo-dan5493]

@@korinnab.2318 I'm guessing you're American?

[@korinnab.2318]

@@ilerioluwakinshiladipo-dan5493 That's right. What about it

[@RETROGEMS]

Big thanks to the good folks at Librivox for this!! I'm an occasional narrator over there myself and know how much time and effort is put into sharing these projects with the public. I really appreciate it. :) I have been looking to read this book...now I can LISTEN to it! Wonderful!

[@shirleycoats7051]

thank you all

[@alexrodgers3335]

I have a test on this tomorrow and I've slept through every class we've had to go over the book. 2x speed here we go.

[@summerolmsted7852]

this is two years late, but how’d your test go?

[@jonathanhill5136]

Lol I doin the same. But for ap english summer work

[@theuglyorange2264]

bro same

[@aubrey9619]

Jonathan Hill me rn-

[@evolutionzero1302]

You should appreciate historic literature more

[@mauddouglasa]

As a 15yo non native english speaker trying to read classics, this was a great help. Victorian english is hard but I found the book much more accessible with this dramatic reading alongside reading the book myself! Thank you

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Emily Jane Brontë, born 30th July 1818 was born with in the Georgian Regency period. So by birth a Georgian rather than Victorian. Miss Emily Jane was nearly 20 years of age when Victoria became Queen. Emily Jane became 20 years of age whilst Charles Dicken's was scribbling away writing Oliver Twist.

[@stratford1]

I can assure you, Victorian english is difficult for most native speakers as well

[@maidenofmoths]

This is my favourite book of all time, and being able to listen to it is something I'm really grateful for! Thanks to everyone who took the time to contribute to this, I recommend this particular audiobook to anyone wanting to listen to Wuthering Heights!

[@sibusiso3088]

Mine too, I take every chance I can to read it. I wish I could find an original print or something, this sh*t is fierce

[@davemcintosh8638]

You need to read more than one book. 😂

[@dreamingoflouis330]

2:09 chapter 1, so you can skip the whole introduction

[@MsLaney1977]

Thank you!

[@ryanparadis1973]

Thank you

[@olivia2468]

god thank you

[@333kstorm]

wtf is joseph saying the whole book

[@brimolten]

Biblical nonsense

[@sofiacohilas6724]

*mumble growl snarl*

[@cha5]

Biblical parables. There are quite a few prints of Wuthering Heights that have annotated translations of what Joseph is saying.

[@Whitelivesmatter148ate]

Katherine Squires none of yor fuckig business

[@bluegrassbaby86]

He is hard to understand because of his thick Yorkshie dialect.

[@nunofyabeeswax983]

I hate reading online, so I was ecstatic when I found this! Yet I still need a dictionary to understand Joseph.

[@marylancelot]

This book is UNHINGED Also the narration is beyond amazing

[@mrssonikuri]

its such a hard read.. and i hate audio books aswell but have to admit this has actually helped me ...

[@nellgwyn2723]

I really liked the reading, the different volunteers all are chosen to fit the characters - as this is one of my one of my favourite books i love hearing it come to life like this. I understand that people unfamiliar with the material would not appreciate how fittingly they are chosen, being confused over Josephs grumbling and mumbling, about the rough voice of Heathcliff and so on...but it fits them perfectly, these aren't smooth characters, just as the book is no smooth and relaxed read.

[@UselessRambling]

THANK YOU so much. I'm trying to get some reading done for class and also be productive at the same time. I'm listening to this while doing chores and I'll probably finish the book a few days ahead of schedule now. Yesterday I "read" over 150 pages!

[@freetranslate-u8e]

you can say listened you know, we all know it's not reading

[@itsalexcolorburst]

Can we all agree that Nelly is a Queen who deserves the world?

[@kevinpace7075]

When she had to leave baby Henley it broke my heart 😢😢😢

[@anniejane255]

she's just an old lady that likes to gossip lollllllll in what way is she a queen?

[@robrobert9541]

I don't see what the problem is with the accents, as commented on by a few here. I understood every word spoken. Thanks for the upload.

[@MRhodes]

Me either. I love the different readers in this excellent audio book--really gives the characters their own unique personalities. And the more one listens, the more one understands all. I particularly like Joseph's voice. He wouldn't be half so interesting if he spoke like everyone else. I always chuckle, when he says, "What are ye for."

[@testtubediplomacy5379]

The best way to describe this book, is that its confusion makes it entertaining, at least from my perspective.

[@nunofyabeeswax983]

Most of the time I have to reread parts because of how confusing this book is

[@HayfaZlitni]

Where's the confusion?

[@anonymoushehe2620]

literally cannot understand any of it

[@kaylaknutson7354]

Chapter 14 - 4:57:49 Chapter 15 - 5:17:56 Chapter 16 - 5:37:06 Chapter 17 - 5:48:24

[@Sophia-nk9po]

Thank you!

[@rebecca3953]

If I remember correctly, Joseph's dialect was even harder to READ, lol!

[@ushaarora9613]

I'm reading this book for the first time. I'm only three chapters in and going what on earth is he saying

[@AP-qg9ss]

Indeed a lovely Chap

[@emmawills4112]

It was extremely rough lol. I still love that it was included, I wouldn’t change it.

[@littlelagoons]

Definitely! That's part of what brought me to the audiobook 😂

[@nandanapalchowdhury4588]

@@littlelagoons same

[@Jessiemats]

I really like the Catherine voice!

[@caleramarie5443]

this helped me understand joseph’s accent 😭🙏 i couldn’t understand anything he was saying in the book.

[@dylanramirez9890]

Same, I had tiny strokes while reading his parts.

[@maxwilson2785]

I have been trying to get into classic literature. I read The Picture Of Dorian Gray and loved it, got this from the library and could not pay attention. I thought an audio book would help but it hasn’t. Still appreciate you making this book accessible to more people

[@hannahmcintosh543]

I agree! I love classic literature. Jane Eyre is my favourite book. But I cannot get into this!

[@sweetestaphrodite]

Really? I love classic literature but I usually have a hard time feeling as though I’m not reading out of obligation, but Wuthering Heights is one of the only few that I actually enjoyed and would read over and over again leisurely.

[@movieyouser]

Last summer I tried to read the book, but I had struggle cause english isn't my first language and I never actually read victorian english, so this is a great help. Listening to this while reading is helping in a lot of the problems I had and I can finally understand what'S happening and who is saying what. Thanks!

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Emily Jane Brontë, born 30th July 1818 was born with in the Georgian Regency period. So by birth a Georgian rather than Victorian. Miss Emily Jane was nearly 20 years of age when Victoria became Queen. Emily Jane became 20 years of age whilst Charles Dicken's was scribbling away writing Oliver Twist. Wuthering Heights was published in 1847 about ten years in to the Victorian era. So some may say it was Victorian language or litreture.

[@chiaramackay8902]

12 hrs later...I’m freakin done!!!

[@Starbuckskat]

(listening to the audiobook) suddenly, "ASHGUHTRP9IROJUWLEITJRG" me: what the hell is that Narrator: (omg my time to shine guys!!) END OF CHAPTER ONE. THIS AUDIO RECORDING WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY..

[@KingVoldemort96]

HAHAHA "my time to shine" . Great comment!!

[@chriswilliams9394]

Why does Heathcliff sound like google translate?

[@sarah_alothman]

😂

[@izzytrue8630]

Because - It.s an American reading his part - and they have no felling for it - very sad.

[@focusnvm2175]

Ik xD

[@juvnal]

@@izzytrue8630 Canadian actually but if you want to believe in your unoriginal fallacy then go ahead and be ignorant

[@markenlightenment7101]

I had a homework about this novella and I definitely wouldn't be able to do it if it weren't for this audiobook. Many thanks!

[@Sara-kq8qb]

I wish it was a novella

[@levi8971]

@@Sara-kq8qb lmao yeh, me too

[@whateverworksmate.721]

Love Nelly and Cathy's voices.

[@abhi4000]

If it was in Heathcliff's power he would have taxidermied Catherine for sure.

[@ameliaabernethy4198]

😂😂😂

[@burntemuforbreakfast1233]

Crap that's creepy

[@TheGreekPianist]

THANK YOU Kate Bush for introducing me to this phenomenal novel! ☺️👻

[@busybee6133]

Heathcliff, It’s me, I’m Cathy I’ve come home home!

[@M3RDR]

to people who say Joseph is impossible to understand: you're right, but honestly he's just as incomprehensible in text, so I'd say the person voicing him did a great job

[@DOGZAAH]

I loved listening to that story as well as reading it. Both Wuthering Heights and Gone with the wind which I just finished reading in the year 2020 for me was the best romance I ever tead. I must confess that in the beginning I was a bit confused.I couldn't understand the plot but now I do and I fell in love with them. Keep up the good job! You rock!

[@karireckord3735]

This is my first time reading wurthering heights I'm going to read gone With the wind next

[@nishthedr]

I remember reading it in 7th grade... Now I am in 10th, thought it would be great to listen to it this time...

[@euanlegge3657]

i got an E because of this. thank you for achieving my dreamz.

[@katemarie9929]

Congrats!

[@brimolten]

I find the 2nd chapter of this book so funny

[@wutheringheights9959]

Einer der stärksten Romane die ich kenne - kompliziert, tiefgründig, genial aus Sicht einer Frau geschrieben, packend. Tip: einen der beiden gleichnamigen Filme aus den siebziger Jahren in KZbin ansehen und sich von den faszinierenden englischen Kabalen fesseln lassen... Persönliche Bemerkung: habe das Buch zweimal in Deutsch, einmal in Englisch und den Film dreimal studiert, und finde den Roman immer besser. Und verstehe viel von den "versponnenen" Engländern und ihrer eigenartigen, noch heute ungebrochenen Kultur.

[@wutheringheights9959]

Perhaps I should add my comment in brief English, too: this is one of the greatest, most fascinating, and ingenious novels I ever read: an intrigating story, written by a Victorian-time lady (beeing one of four sisters who then had to publish under male pseudonyms), and of the deepest psycological insight. For continental readers it reveals quite a lot of the (as worthy as complicated) British character. Advice: see one of the movies from the 70ties if the first three chapters of the book seem too complicated at the first glance.

[@benkhojasteh748]

The greatest story of all times. And the storytellers so good you see yourself in the scene.🙏🌹

[@GafferSamz]

5:49:39 Hermione Granger

[@4sername]

You can hear the pain in Heafclit's voice every time he speaks.

[@selinaCC1]

my favourite book of all time , i must have read it at least 6 times yet i thoroughly enjoyed listening this , the kind of book i find something new in each time , what a masterpiece and an excellent reading ❤

[@alexfotiadis9786]

Hi! I have a argumentative essay about this book and the question it revolves is "What was life like for women during the Victorian Era" and i have to use some quotes from the book that lift up my statements and arguments. So I would like to ask you if you could explain to me what the book is about and maybe do my essay and answer me here on youtube

[@Atomic_Mushroom]

@@alexfotiadis9786 that's a pretty stupid prompt

[@ning-yuyang884]

CH1 2:10 CH2 13:27 CH3 33:13 CH4 1:01:01 CH5 1:16:09 CH6 1:24:34 CH7 1:39:47 CH8 2:02:30 CH9 2:22:54 CH10 2:59:47 CH11 3:38:00 CH12 4:01:25 CH13 4:31:51 CH14 4:57:50 CH15 5:17:57 CH16 5:37:06 CH17 5:48:23

[@lizzie8555]

thank you❤️

[@lizzie8555]

actually i never read this book i just looked at the sparknotes

[@miphan2530]

i love Edgar Lintons the most. Of course, i hate Heathcliff and Catherine most. i had read this book since 10 years ago. according to me, it's the best one i've ever read

[@TheVampiress2009]

I like the multiple readers, I just wish the editing was a bit smoother.

[@littlelagoons]

Cathy calling the Lintons' childish and self centered 😂😂😂 Pot, meet Kettle

[@kevinpace7075]

Nelly is the only one to see and recognize the injustices that others face and also impose. And she even suffers her own injustices but never allows them to get past her protective barrier. It baffles me that everyone just continues the cycle of abuse… even “the new neighbor” has an unfeeling nature about him.

[@Naelinor]

One only has to alter the characters a tiny bit in ones head, and this is EASILY a dark fantasy romance novel - may as well be canon, the amount of times the devil is mentioned. This is one fine piece of monsterfucker literature if I may say so myself, and I do because I can.

[@vanshikasoni4925]

I really like to read novels but as a student, I stay so busy that I don't find time to read them such audiobooks are of great help for people like me.

[@deana777]

Heatycliff's voice is killing me 😠

[@Flamesmile23]

same

[@helenadacosta39]

It will be nice to read slowly and with a different music. It is quite a poetic and romantic

[@HayleeHorton]

My favorite book next to The Mysteries of Udolpho and The picture of Dorian Gray

[@Coachgerri]

This is wonderful. Thank you. They guy who reads Mr. Lockwood is great. I thought it was Jeremy Swift of Downton Abbey, but I guess not.

[@kayzeaza]

Wow I can’t believe I’m only half way through! This book reads very slow but I must know what happens!

[@claucristina]

I haven’t been able to concentrate on my uni readings, but this helped me at least have it on the background while I played with my switch hshshs. It’ll be enough for the class discussion

[@briesmusic2512]

This saved me for honors English final

[@thisisawesome4532]

this summer... I want to listen to as many books as possible.

[@fr0ggi3princ3]

This is Awesome I didn’t expect to find another Homestuck here!

[@SONAMSHARMA-ht9yy]

It was great to listen this though I have read the book yet I found it fantastic.

[@Joseph1971]

chapter 1: 2:13 chapter 2: 13:25 chapter 3: 33:11 chapter 4: 1:01:02 chapter 5: 1:16:08 chapter 6: 1:24:30 chapter 7: 1:39:42 chapter 8: 2:02:29 chapter 9: 2:22:54 chapter 10: 2:59:38 chapter 11: 3:38:04 chapter 12: 4:01:21 chapter 13: 4:31:45 chapter 14 4:57:48 chapter 15 5:17:54 Chapter 16: 5:37:09 Chapter 17: 5:48:20

[@shreklol3743]

Ty!!

[@fionabassett1298]

I cant understand a word Joseph says, but apart from that im enjoying listening to it.

[@kashmirtutt8354]

Joseph's lines might just as well be BLANKS, you can't understand a single' word he says. We know he is supposed to be rough tongued, but what a waste of a recording if you can't actually comprehend his contribution.It would have been better to listen to bleeps in those places with the knowledge that a suitable reader could not be found.The book is excellent for those who declare it boring. One of the best books ever written. I have read it a many many times.

[@ashbiesnowden5324]

Is it just me???? Or does the voice of Catherine Earnshaw sound just like Trizie Franklin from BBC: Call the Midwife???? I’m pretty convinced.

[@chabelycomas5332]

What a disagreeable voice that of Joseph. I suppose it goes with the character, but dear God! It made me sometimes fearful, sometimes disgusted, sometimes just annoyed.

[@Tekacreates]

I wish you had a guide to when each chapter started instead of just how long each one is.

[@demonwolfbaguette1st]

47:30, terror made me cruel quote. this is just a note for me, keep scrolling.

[@danielf2156]

Chapter 10 X - 2:59:47

[@yuhoeun2971]

2:02:22 Pg44 Nelly illustrates her stories about Heathcliff and Catherine. Place:Thrushcross Grange , Wutherung Heights Heathcliff plans a revolt against Hindley. (LFL: Be calm and accept people without prejudice)

[@zelihadayan21]

Attention! This comment contents spoilers. Wuthering Heights is one of the most impressive love books. The book reveals the bond between love and hate. We can see two strong emotions conversion to each other.And lots of revenge... The chronological order of events is straight. So you don't slog to understand what time did it happen. İt's about that; someone who crush because of social class difference and his revenge. When you read it, you can see hate is more stronger than love. On the other hand, the basis of hate is based on love. A vicious circle... An amazing book by Emilie Brontë

[@morbikdon5245]

burhaan anneem sen neler okudun

[@zelihadayan21]

@@morbikdon5245 ahahahah güzel bi kitap bu arada dünya sosyal medya günü ingilizce öğretmenimiz ödev vermişti bir videoya, tweete veya posta yorum yazın diye. Ondan yazdım jdjejdhsjdkdk

[@zelihadayan21]

@@morbikdon5245 burhan altıntop Avrupa yakasındaki bir karakter bu arada (muhtemelen biliyorsunuz da yine de yazayım istedim:))

[@alexfotiadis9786]

Hi! I have a argumentative essay about this book and the question it revolves is "What was life like for women during the Victorian Era" and i have to use some quotes from the book that lift up my statements and arguments. So I would like to ask you if you could explain to me what the book is about and maybe do my essay and answer me here on youtube

[@morbikdon5245]

@@alexfotiadis9786 you know what they say: "yea, no."

[@needynoetic]

glad this exist

[@bennyytube]

I have no idea what this book is about after listening and attempting to read it.

[@helenadurst5993]

chapter 14 4:57:48 chapter 15 5:17:57 chapter 16 5:37:07 chapter 17 5:48:23

[@Michael-q9v6i]

Thank you Emily 😅

[@yuhoeun2971]

Bookmark. Pg22 1:00:59 "I" enter Wuthering Heights. Mrs.Hearthcliff: daughter-in-law of Mr,H Hareton Zillon Earnshow Mr.Heathcliff Joseph Q.What is wrong with "me"?

[@killerqueen462]

Chapter 1 starts at 2:11

[@averyy04]

being forced to read this for ap lit and i’ve never hated a book so much lol

[@katiefoster1911]

Me right now lol

[@wavyrokko6976]

chapter 16 5:37:08

[@MdANWAR]

Very nice very good

[@SpectacleSpark]

Who came here from the episode choose your own story cuz of this?? I messed up the test to the game NOW I have to freaking read it to study for that damn pop quiz

[@goldfinchnz]

The mixture of English and American accents bothers me significantly, I'm sorry :(

[@danajoyner9266]

Do you mean U.S. or Canadian accents? America covers a pretty vast continent...

[@Nosirt]

WHAT! I hate english accent in audible because I cant understand shit half the time! I think the american accent is better for books in all scenario.

[@aminasn991]

Dana Joyner they said America, not North America. America refers to the united states

[@tessn1114]

I think they had Heathcliff as non-English because he isn't from them. He was adopted pretty much, so he shouldn't sound familiar to verbally decipher that he is "foreign".

[@tessn1114]

Also, it's not American, he is Canadian. The dialect is vastly different.

[@goldyA88]

Inconceivable!!

[@johnmiller5225]

Compare the lyrics of Cat Stevens' (Yusuf) song "My Lady D'Arbanville" to Heathcliff's fixation on the dead Catherine. Isn't that fascinating?

[@arladicey]

I have to say, the voice actor they chose for Heathcliff was sort of miscast. He was alright in parts, but overall, a more intense voice would have been better.

[@whatalegend9157]

could you list the minutes for chapter 7, 8 ,9, 20 etc Greatest Audio Books

[@Lahse72]

Thank you for sharing x

[@thomasalderson368]

Why is this pedantic book considered a masterpiece?

[@altongrimes]

Some terrific prose

[@markh5399]

this is a female master work. No male can read it.

[@rida11256]

bro health life sounds so animated i can’t

[@MA-yd2fw]

thank you for this audiobook!

[@MA-yd2fw]

1:37:18

[@jonathanvalenzuela937]

so long and boring but i must listen in order to do my summer project😣

[@Bender1]

You wouldn't know good literature if someone hit you in the face with this book

[@unavailable2705]

I hope you have it a chance! I adore this book.

[@fessid7682]

am i the only one listening for fun (and bc i can't understand what they are saying on my own)

[@karireckord3735]

First time reading this book November 10th 2020

[@wassupbruh6160]

6:00:00 sounds like Princess Azula from Avatar the last airbender

[@wavyrokko6976]

Chapter 15: 5:15:58

[@wavyrokko6976]

+wavyrokko Chapter 15 5:17:58 sorry

[@fayeferdinand9353]

THis book is awesome!!!!,😉😘😘😘😀😆

[@mmhenrimm]

33:08 Chapter 3

[@lalarastogi7471]

good story....I love it

[@awkwardhuman6314]

Where I left off: 4:40:05 5:37:02

[@ThatGirlandFrenchie]

2:02:32 Chapter 8

[@marshalikedpie]

I love u so much this is the chapter i was looking for