Skip to main content.

Emma (version 3)

Gelesen von Elizabeth Klett

(4,774 Sterne; 2217 Bewertungen)

Jane Austen famously described Emma Woodhouse, the title character of her 1815 novel, as "a heroine whom no-one but myself will much like." Yet generations of readers have loved Emma, as much for her blunders as for her wit and vivacity. Emma, "handsome, clever, and rich," has nothing else to do but try to pair off her friends, and she consistently mis-reads the relationships and situations around her as much as she mis-reads her own heart. The novel features a wonderful cast of characters, including Emma's hypochondriac father, the odiously prideful Mrs. Elton, the mysterious and reserved Jane Fairfax, and Miss Bates, who never stops talking. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett). (14 hr 53 min)

Chapters

01 - Volume 1, Chapter 01

19:23

Read by Elizabeth Klett

02 - Volume 1, Chapter 02

10:00

Read by Elizabeth Klett

03 - Volume 1, Chapter 03

10:50

Read by Elizabeth Klett

04 - Volume 1, Chapter 04

18:55

Read by Elizabeth Klett

05 - Volume 1, Chapter 05

11:53

Read by Elizabeth Klett

06 - Volume 1, Chapter 06

15:33

Read by Elizabeth Klett

07 - Volume I, Chapter 07

14:00

Read by Elizabeth Klett

08 - Volume I, Chapter 08

23:35

Read by Elizabeth Klett

09 - Volume I, Chapter 09

26:37

Read by Elizabeth Klett

10 - Volume I, Chapter 10

13:55

Read by Elizabeth Klett

11 - Volume I, Chapter 11

11:45

Read by Elizabeth Klett

12 - Volume I, Chapter 12

18:24

Read by Elizabeth Klett

13 - Volume I, Chapter 13

16:31

Read by Elizabeth Klett

14 - Volume I, Chapter 14

13:28

Read by Elizabeth Klett

15 - Volume I, Chapter 15

18:35

Read by Elizabeth Klett

16 - Volume I, Chapter 16

10:58

Read by Elizabeth Klett

17 - Volume I, Chapter 17

6:43

Read by Elizabeth Klett

18 - Volume I, Chapter 18

13:55

Read by Elizabeth Klett

19 - Volume II, Chapter 1

15:35

Read by Elizabeth Klett

20 - Volume II, Chapter 2

14:07

Read by Elizabeth Klett

21 - Volume II, Chapter 3

22:42

Read by Elizabeth Klett

22 - Volume II, Chapter 4

9:42

Read by Elizabeth Klett

23 - Volume II, Chapter 5

18:26

Read by Elizabeth Klett

24 - Volume II, Chapter 6

16:40

Read by Elizabeth Klett

25 - Volume II, Chapter 7

12:25

Read by Elizabeth Klett

26 - Volume II, Chapter 8

36:08

Read by Elizabeth Klett

27 - Volume II, Chapter 9

16:25

Read by Elizabeth Klett

28 - Volume II, Chapter 10

11:32

Read by Elizabeth Klett

29 - Volume II, Chapter 11

18:15

Read by Elizabeth Klett

30 - Volume II, Chapter 12

12:46

Read by Elizabeth Klett

31 - Volume II, Chapter 13

11:23

Read by Elizabeth Klett

32 - Volume II, Chapter 14

22:32

Read by Elizabeth Klett

33 - Volume II, Chapter 15

17:16

Read by Elizabeth Klett

34 - Volume II, Chapter 16

17:25

Read by Elizabeth Klett

35 - Volume II, Chapter 17

12:17

Read by Elizabeth Klett

36 - Volume II, Chapter 18

15:36

Read by Elizabeth Klett

37 - Volume III, Chapter 1

7:02

Read by Elizabeth Klett

38 - Volume III, Chapter 2

24:24

Read by Elizabeth Klett

39 - Volume III, Chapter 3

9:08

Read by Elizabeth Klett

40 - Volume III, Chapter 4

11:40

Read by Elizabeth Klett

41 - Volume III, Chapter 5

16:15

Read by Elizabeth Klett

42 - Volume III, Chapter 6

28:27

Read by Elizabeth Klett

43 - Volume III, Chapter 7

19:08

Read by Elizabeth Klett

44 - Volume III, Chapter 8

13:56

Read by Elizabeth Klett

45 - Volume III, Chapter 9

13:59

Read by Elizabeth Klett

46 - Volume III, Chapter 10

17:43

Read by Elizabeth Klett

47 - Volume III, Chapter 11

24:09

Read by Elizabeth Klett

48 - Volume III, Chapter 12

16:05

Read by Elizabeth Klett

49 - Volume III, Chapter 13

19:09

Read by Elizabeth Klett

50 - Volume III, Chapter 14

19:25

Read by Elizabeth Klett

51 - Volume III, Chapter 15

13:26

Read by Elizabeth Klett

52 - Volume III, Chapter 16

18:46

Read by Elizabeth Klett

53 - Volume III, Chapter 17

16:47

Read by Elizabeth Klett

54 - Volume III, Chapter 18

20:20

Read by Elizabeth Klett

55 - Volume III, Chapter 19

7:09

Read by Elizabeth Klett

Bewertungen

Delightful!

(5 Sterne)

Emma just might be my new favorite work of Austen’s. I love the characters, the story line is excellent, and the book is full of the sparkling wit that characterizes Jane Austen. Not to mention Elizabeth Klett, who gave life to each character! Her narrating is delightful, I’m very grateful for her recording of Emma. Definitely recommend!

(5 Sterne)

I'm in love with Elizabeth Klett's reading. The women's voices were especially well done. Everything was so vivid through Ms Klett's reading of it. I didn't think I would enjoy an audiobook and for a first, this was a wonderful experience. And what can I say about Emma? Austen might have thought nobody but her would like Emma, but Ms Woodhouse is too charming not to be liked. I do think I would have liked a little more Mr. Knightley, but this was a wonderful story ♡

A perfect book perfectly read

(5 Sterne)

This has always been my favourite Jane Austen novel. That’s partly because I’m familiar with many of the locations (I grew up near Box Hill); partly because of the vivacity, wit and wisdom of the narrative and the brilliance and clarity of the prose style; and partly because of the depth and subtlety of the characterisation. All these characters live and stay in the imagination ; the story takes us on a wonderful journey of self discovery; and every chapter is at once captivating, engaging and amusing. The central character is perfect in being so humanly imperfect, so attractive and sympathetic even when she is in error (which she usually is). And the reading is similarly perfect. Elizabeth Klett captures the fluency, vibrancy and bright melody of Austen’s prose and the sheer variety of voices, tones and accents in play here. Thanks to her, a novel that I’ve read more times than I care to remember, and parts of which I know by heart, has been given new life for me. A perfect book given a perfect reading.

(5 Sterne)

As a Brit I did at first find it strange to have an American accent narrating a Jane Austen novel, but I knew from other works that Elizabeth Klett can produce very fine British accents so I kept listening, and was not disappointed. As soon as the dialogues started, so did the magic! Incredible voices read out with joy, shyness, pomp, sarcasm, worry, odious selfishness - according to whatever character was speaking. Elizabeth Klett is a genuine master of the craft! She brought life to every sentence and made this book an even more wonderful experience than just reading the excellent novel myself. I cannot even imagine how long it must have taken to record this 9+ hour long audiobook so perfectly. A heartfelt thank you to her for making it available to us for free!

(5 Sterne)

I loved how amazing the reader was. I tend to be kind of picky when it comes to good readers. In my opinion the reader plays into the enjoyment of the audiobook a lot. Elizabeth Klett did an amazing job at giving the different characters different voices. I would highly recommend this to any Jane Austen fan. The story itself was amazing as well! Definitely check it out.

Elizabeth Klett is a marvellous reader

(5 Sterne)

I come back to Prof Klett's versions of the Austen novels time and again. One day I prefer Persuasion, the next Pride and Prejudice. Sometimes the wonderful Mr Tilney and the tongue-in-cheek humour of Northanger jostle forward. But it is indisputable that Ms Austen left us a truly outstanding body of work. Thank you to both creator and narrator!

One of My Favorites

(5 Sterne)

Wonderful reading of one of my favorite Austen books. It is one of Austen's longest books. Although Emma as a main character is somewhat spoiled and not very perceptive, her vivacity and good intentions all combined to create a lot of humor and fun. Full of satire and liveliness, this book is a joy to listen to multiple times.

Superior reading, technical difficulties

(4 Sterne)

An exceptional reading of one of my favorite Jane Austen books. I marked it down one star because it was impossible to go forward and backward without skipping or repeating large portions. At the end of each chapter there was a large amount of empty space. This could be remedied by sliding the bar to the end.