Eustace and Hilda
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Narrated by:
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Roger Davis
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By:
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L. P. Hartley
About this listen
At the turn of the 20th century, two children play on an English beach. Eustace, a gentle, dreamy boy with a weak heart, relies on his older sister, Hilda.
As young adults, Eustace and Hilda are unexpectedly invited to stay at the grand country house of the wealthy Staveley family. The weekend's events will haunt the siblings' lives as their story travels from Oxford colleges to Venetian palazzi.
The magnum opus from the author of The Go-Between, this is an enchanting, tender exploration of two siblings who cannot live together or apart.
With an introduction by Anita Brookner
©2021 L. P. Hartley (P)2021 Orion Publishing GroupCritic reviews
"A masterpiece." (Anita Brookner)
"A very beautiful novel." (Nick Hornby)
"Includes some of the most perfect sentences in English." (Guardian)
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- Peewiglet
- 21-05-22
At last a recording of this magnificent book!
This is my favourite book, and I’ve been looking in diminishing hope for a recording of it annually since I started listening to audiobooks more than 20 years ago. I could hardly believe my eyes when I actually found that one had been produced! It’s excellent. Very highly recommended.
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- 26-10-24
what a wonderful story I didn't want it to end
A wonderful step back in time. Following the thoughts and story of the siblings and their effect on each other's lives through childhood into adulthood the book was so beautifully written. Such a shame the narrator, with a wonderful voice, read in such robotic tones as if it was if it was read by A.I. Nevertheless a great book despite this let down
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