"Gentlemen Prefer Blondes": the illuminating diary of a professional lady


Read by Jenn Broda

(4.6 stars; 41 reviews)

In this comic novel written by American author Anita Loos, we follow the adventures of the fictional character Lorelei Lee who is a young blonde flapper. This story takes place in the hedonistic Jazz Age and is written in the form of a diary from Lorelei's viewpoint as she shares stories of the men she entertains in New York City and Europe. “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” was an instant bestseller and has been declared as “the great American novel” by Edith Wharton. - Summary by Jenn Broda (3 hr 34 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 29:11 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 2- Fate Keeps On Happening 22:43 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 3- London is Really Nothing 28:33 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 4- Paris is Devine, Part 1 23:02 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 4- Paris is Devine, Part 2 16:28 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 5- The Central of Europe, Part 1 22:16 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 5- The Central of Europe, Part 2 22:59 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 6- Brains are Really Everything, Part 1 25:21 Read by Jenn Broda
Chapter 6- Brains are Really Everything, Part 2 23:27 Read by Jenn Broda

Reviews

Lighthearted with good reader


(5 stars)

The story is light but funny and it kept my attention throughout. I have to give special thanks to the reader who maintained a great breathy, Marilyn Monroe voice through the whole book, because the voice really contributed to my enjoyment.

the narration is 10/10


(3.5 stars)

very light and fun, the narration is great, I can really imagine old cinema professional bimbo gossiping it to me. however it is kind of boring and flat, maybe some jokes of the time got lost?

For the girls


(5 stars)

This one was for the girls that get it those people saying "can't believe I listened to all of it" are hating from outside the club and can't even get INNNNNNN lol

delightfully unhinged


(5 stars)

a very fun and easy listen. enjoyable from the introduction to the end. nothing too heavy but a little edge to even out the comedy.

Cute


(4 stars)

can't believe I listened to the while thing

"Divine" Humor, more than the movie


(5 stars)

good


(5 stars)

great reader good classic book