Joy of Life

Joie de Vivre

Rougon-Macquart Cycle

by

Read by Mark Leder

English · 1904 · 14h 14m · Family & Relationships, Historical Fiction

4.4 (7 reviews)

In the town of Bonneville, in Normandy, everybody seems to be against Pauline Quenu. Mme. Canteau, her son Lazare, all the townspeople! But Pauline remains a beacon of optimism. - Summary by Mark Leder

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Preface 8:56 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter One, Part One 24:35 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter One, Part Two 19:11 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter One, Part Three 28:51 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Two, Part One 22:09 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Two, Part Two 16:15 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Two, Part Three 37:51 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Three, Part One 32:03 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Three, Part Two 32:59 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Three, Part Three 26:55 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Four, Part One 28:47 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Four, Part Two 29:49 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Four, Part Three 31:47 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Five, Part One 32:01 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Five, Part Two 19:56 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Five, Part Three 14:45 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Six, Part One 27:54 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Six, Part Two 25:06 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Six, Part Three 40:48 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Seven, Part One 30:03 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Seven, Part Two 31:55 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Seven, Part Three 28:30 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eight, Part One 29:43 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eight, Part Two 30:28 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eight, Part Three 29:45 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Nine, Part One 31:59 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Nine, Part Two 20:17 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Nine, Part Three 23:11 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Ten, Part One 16:54 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Ten, Part Two 18:59 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eleven, Part One 21:54 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eleven, Part Two 15:40 Read by Mark Leder
Chapter Eleven, Part Three 24:36 Read by Mark Leder

Reviews

Extremely Complex French Novel


(5 stars)

Expertly read. One must draw their own conclusions. Very introspective.