Nina Balatka


Read by Anthony Ogus

(4.6 stars; 41 reviews)

A romance set in Prague between a Catholic and a Jew. In this short novel, Trollope moves away from his usual milieu to explore a theme which has universal resonance. - Summary by Anthony Ogus (7 hr 6 min)

Chapters

Chapter 01 29:22 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 02 32:48 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 03 21:46 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 04 26:12 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 05 29:03 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 06 26:29 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 07 30:04 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 08 26:41 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 09 26:36 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 10 26:18 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 11 24:04 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 12 26:52 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 13 21:32 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 14 28:44 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 15 39:31 Read by Anthony Ogus
Chapter 16 10:28 Read by Anthony Ogus

Reviews

Entertaining, but not great


(3 stars)

Anthony Ogus is an excellent narrator who speaks in a pleasant R.P. English accent, but varies his voice to suit a variety of characters. Prague had nearly a 1,000 year history of Jews when this novel was writing. Most famously was the myth of the Golem, which is not mentioned at all in this romance between a religious Catholic woman and a much older Jewish money lender. While listening, I had hoped that the main characters would develop more, but in the end they didn't. Due to the subject matter, it should have included more passion and twists, but then again, the writer was an Englishman and not a Slav.

Riveting, great reader!


(5 stars)

Terrific book! It makes me realize some people have come a long way regarding prejudices. Too bad not everyone understands. Perhaps some day. Fantastic reader. Thank you!


(5 stars)

I thought this book would be too tragic for me, but I must say I couldn't stop listening. Anthony O. Is a superb reader!


(5 stars)

Interesting book. So different from Anthony Trollope ‘s books. The narrator is excellent as usual.

Well read


(5 stars)

Very focused on the jew/Christian element of the relationship. But a nice story.


(4 stars)

just another great novel. excellent reader