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Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen
Mar. 4th, 2015 08:43 pmThe thing about only having like two audiobooks on your phone is that when you are in the mood to listen to an audiobook it's very easy to just re-listen to one you've already got on your phone instead of going to all the bother to plug your phone into the computer to switch out for new audiobooks. Especially when your phone always throws a hissy-fit about the notion of actually agreeing to connect to the computer.
Which is all to say: yes, I know, I listened to an audiobook of Pride and Prejudice just a few months ago, it is entirely too soon to have listened to it again. BUT I DID. And it remains amazing. And because it's such a recent relisten, I really don't have anything new to say.
(Karen Savage, reading for Librivox. You can download it for free!)
Which is all to say: yes, I know, I listened to an audiobook of Pride and Prejudice just a few months ago, it is entirely too soon to have listened to it again. BUT I DID. And it remains amazing. And because it's such a recent relisten, I really don't have anything new to say.
(Karen Savage, reading for Librivox. You can download it for free!)
