This is probably my favorite chapter so far.

The story is starting to feel interesting :D

Hint: The video has subtitles that allow you to focus specifically on what's being said at the moment that it's spoken. I find it more helpful than the actual book. Also, it goes by faster when you read with 1.75 speed

He writes in such a roundabout way that it's sometimes difficult to follow what he's trying to say It's like saying "The person of male alignment, birthed from a motherly figure not but 28 years ago, placed one foot in front of another for a distance of 17 feet across faux planks affixed to a floor towards a desk wrought with iron and carelessly flung a wooden writing utensil with a core of soft graphite atop the oxidized creation." It's extremely inefficient, but it gets the message across.

I have never understood more Shakespeare than I have listening to this, like I can re cap everything! so helpful!

Hey I’m James lambert

Its 5:54 Am on tuesday, i started this book at 8 am on Monday. Im hungry, need to wake up in 3 hours and I found this book to be garbage. Please just read the summaries 😭

I started reading this book at 8 am on Monday, and it's 5 a.m. on Tuesday now, thank you all for being with me on this amazingly shitty journey. Your comments made this god-awful story a little bit better

Its is 2:40 A.M, i'm seriously thinking about my life choices that have led to this moment

Im in physical pain forcing myself to listen to this book

This book makes me want to die

Does anyone else want to fight Dickens in hand-to-hand combat for writing this atrocity of a book?

ALMOST THERE LADS, ONLY 12 MORE CHAPTERS

Every single chapter I listen to drains a little bit of my soul. Dickens was a child-hating sadist

over half way there yall, keep going strong

55th lol

anyone else on 2x speed?

Is anyone here in 2024?

whats with all the people commenting time stamps

Thank you.

Yeah pip is smart and all but did he ever have to annotate sixty pages due the next morning while falling asleep and on enough caffeine to kill a bear

2x speed 🙏🙏

Excellent reading which brings the story alive. Thank you. 😊

summer reading. Why is this guy writing in premium english?

As a kid my mom read that to me several times!! Loved it! I was in Cracker Barrel last October. The works of Washington Irving was their. I grabed it! Yes read it all again! I still love it. And Edger Allen Poe also.

Better to dieeeeee 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

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SPOILERS! I feel such a lack of closure with this ending😭 they put so much time and detail into the relationship between carmilla and Laura and then they just killed carmilla without a single word. I so badly wanted there to be some sort of confrontation or even just a dying speech of some sort… like she basically was killed in her sleep (except she seemingly woke up to cry out in pain) but there was noooo closuree😭😭😭😭 I was literally on the edge of my seat, waiting for Laura to put the pieces together and have to face carmilla. Like it was just like, carmilla was a strange girl and then in the flick of a second BOOM she’s a vampire and also dead…no last words no time to process…damn… still liked the book tho🫶😔 fly high carmilla (or low tbh)

Carmilla: I’m madly in love with you! Laura: is this possible I wonder?? Are you perhaps a boy in a wig?

thanks,a lot, i'm reading this book to improve my English and satisfy my love for reading

THANKS FOR YOUR SHARING ❤

Beautifully read.

which english levol is this one😂

Bookmarks: 11:14 p.12 19:33 p.14 48:03 p.21

FREDERICK DOUGLASS IS HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE III SON. "FACTS"

Prince Frederick Williams is monarchy from his MAJESTY KING GEORGE THE III who brought that slaves over here which were Caucasians not nubians!!!! LETS SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT THE PRINCE WILLIAMS CHANGED HIS NAME TO FREDERICK DOUGLASS. !!!

This is so beautiful auuuooooggghhhhhhh

Where is chapter 3 please 😢

Anyone else here doing this for ELAR and is too lazy to read on your own😭

Only listening to this so i don't have to read it for school

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Mil Nicholson is the best audiobook characterisation in the business. Her diction,her ability to change from one character to the next, whether male or female, hero or villains. Dickens would be proud of this lady, bringing a reality to his novels.

It’s chapter 20 and I still don’t understand shit 💀

Frederick Douglass speaks a truth that was (is?) truly life threatening; especially in his day and time. #SpeakTruth, even when it’s not popular, safe or prudent.

Prologue 0:00 Scene 1 0:57 Scene 2 15:15 Scene 3 21:33 Scene 4 27:47 Scene 5 34:33

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I KNEW IT I FUCKING KNEW IT FROM THE VERY BEGINNING

Thank you so much💗

Thank you!

Huck is like those kids in the tv shows that are off living the wildest lives before 18😅