No one can ignore the pleasure that audiobooks bring. Whenever you think of having a hands-free reading experience, you can’t think of anything other than classic audiobooks. Let's look at some of the classic audiobooks that you should try listening to.
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
Originally published on January 8, 1813, Pride and Prejudice is one of the world’s most popular classic audiobooks. The brilliant narrator offers a stunning performance that makes the audiobook even more interesting to listen to. Rosamund Pike is the protagonist, sister, and best friend to Jane Bennet. Pike’s understanding of the narrative and its characters is on another level.
Moby-Dick - Herman Melville
This is one of the most accomplished audiobook legends in history. Narrator Frank Muller gives an outstanding performance of Herman’s “Moby-Dick.” Melville strives to bring out the theme of epicness while emphasizing the narrator’s humble character. Moby-Dicks central metaphor seems to be growing more powerful compared to the tale itself.
Amnesty - Aravind Adiga
Aravind Adiga, a journalist and Indo-Australian writer, won the 2008 Man Booker Prize. In this audiobook, he tells the story of an illegal Sri Lankan immigrant mixed up in a deadly crime. He has no option but to say to the police every relevant information that he knows. The narrator of this audiobook is Vikas Adam; he breathes life into Amnesty's characters, bringing the listening experience to new heights.
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