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I too am saddened at her passing. May she rest in peace. Due to her many recordings many people can continue to enjoy the fruits of her labor for many years to come.

Thanks for recommending this book/recording ("In the North Woods of Maine"). The book is quite interesting and the reading is excellent.

I'd like to thank Simon Evers for his excellent reading of John Galsworthy's novel "Saint's Progress".
https://librivox.org/saints-progress-by-john-galsworthy/
The novel was interesting and the reading itself was quite professional.

Saul Stokar
Raanana, Israel

Kara
I was sorry to hear about your illness. Your intelligent and professional Librivox recordings gave me many, many hours of listening pleasure. I wish you all the best. You are in my prayers.

Saul

Thanks to Elizabeth Klett for her (as usual) masterful recording of Aphra Behn's short novel Oroonoko: or, the Royal Slave. Interesting (but flawed) story, beautifully read .
Saul Stokar
Raanana, Israel

(p.s. I have not PM'd the reader myself)

Thanks to Elizabeth Klett for her (as usual) excellent recording of Elizabeth Gaskell's short novel Cousin Phillis. Beautiful story, beautifully read .
Saul Stokar
Raanana, Israel

(p.s. I have not PM'd the reader myself)

Thanks to reader MaryAnn for her excellent reading of Elizabeth's Gaskell's novel North and South . I had not read the book before and I really enjoyed it, both due to the excellence of the book as well as due to the excellence of her reading. Thanks! (p.s. I have PM'd MarryAnn directly as well) Sau...

I just finished listening to Lee Smalley's excellent reading of Upton Sinclair's novel Arrowsmith. I found the book quite interesting - flawed but worth reading (ok, listening to). Lee has done an excellent job reading the book - he reads at a good pace, well enunciated, and carefully read. :clap: S...

I would like to thank Elizabeth Klett for her excellent reading of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel "Wives and Daughters". Her accents for each of the main characters are excellent and her reading is, as usual, pleasant to listen to, easy to understand and all you can ask for. :clap: (p.s. I sent...

I have almost finished listening to the Librivox recording of John Bernard Pye Adams' memoir "Nothing of Importance", a memoir of an English officer who was killed in WWI. Thanks very much to Lee Smalley (already thanked directly in a PM) for taking the time and effort to record this gem. ...

I have been listening to Elizabeth Klett's amazing recording of Kate Chopin's The Awakening (version 2 of the book). I enjoy every minute and am sorry it is about to end. Both the book and the reading are really excellent. (I have already sent Elizabeth a PM).

I would like to highly recommend the recording of "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte. This important 19th century British novel is read (version 2) by Elizabeth Klettt, who is, as usual, a joy to listen to.

I would like to highly recommend the recording of Theodore Dreiser's novel "Sister Carrie". The novel itself is fascinating (though it was censored after publication), a page-turner right to the end. The readers did a good job.

I would like to recommend the recording of George Eliot's novel "Adam Bede". The novel itself is strong and compelling, interesting to the last page. Most of the chapter are well read.

I just finished listening to "A Captivity of Nearly Three Years Among the Savages of Nootka Sound" by John R. Jewitt, read by Sue Anderson. Highly recommended. A true story, telling of the author's captivity by Native Canadians living in Vancouver Island, who killed his shipmates and kept ...