Classics Without All the Class discussion

It doesn't seem right that it is February already, but the calendar says so, so we've got to move on. Here's the magical folder for this month's Classics Without All the Class choice, "Tess of the d'Urbervilles."


Also, before it is pointed out, I am aware that the title of the discussion folder does not conform to the usual folder title format, but the name of the book was too long to meet goodreads requirements in all of the possible derivations that both included the month and the year in addition to the title, so "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" had it's last three words hacked off in punishment.

I read this book earlier this year and absolutely loved it except for the ending. I won't spoil it for anyone though.

Tess discussion questions are up and running. Enjoy!

One of my favorite books of all time! I won't have time to re-read it now, but will be following the discussions with great interest. Readers are in for a great experience!

Audible has like 10 different versions/narrators of this and so does Amazon. Which is the best book version and best audio version to get/read?

Sandra wrote: "Audible has like 10 different versions/narrators of this and so does Amazon. Which is the best book version and best audio version to get/read?"

I last listened to a audio version years ago and that was on Librivox. I am of no use here. O_O

I have the audio book that is by Anna Bentonville. I enjoyed it, and will listen to it again.