The Woodlanders
The Woodlanders is vintage Hardy. The story revolves around the young woman Grace Melbury, who returns to the leafy world of Little Hintock and soon finds herself at the centre of a number of tragic events. In penetrating, incisive and beautiful prose, Hardy tells a moving tale of unrequited love as fate and the constraints of society thwart the happiness of our heroine. The leafy world of Blackmoor Vale and the hamlet of Little Hintock are all lovingly described by Hardy, who named The Woodlanders as the favourite of all his novels; upon re-reading it 25 years after its publication, he claimed, with certainty, it was the book he liked `best of all'.
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The Woodlanders
The Woodlanders is vintage Hardy. The story revolves around the young woman Grace Melbury, who returns to the leafy world of Little Hintock and soon finds herself at the centre of a number of tragic events. In penetrating, incisive and beautiful prose, Hardy tells a moving tale of unrequited love as fate and the constraints of society thwart the happiness of our heroine. The leafy world of Blackmoor Vale and the hamlet of Little Hintock are all lovingly described by Hardy, who named The Woodlanders as the favourite of all his novels; upon re-reading it 25 years after its publication, he claimed, with certainty, it was the book he liked `best of all'.
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The Woodlanders

The Woodlanders

by Thomas Hardy

Narrated by Stephen Thorne

Unabridged — 14 hours, 17 minutes

The Woodlanders

The Woodlanders

by Thomas Hardy

Narrated by Stephen Thorne

Unabridged — 14 hours, 17 minutes

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The Woodlanders is vintage Hardy. The story revolves around the young woman Grace Melbury, who returns to the leafy world of Little Hintock and soon finds herself at the centre of a number of tragic events. In penetrating, incisive and beautiful prose, Hardy tells a moving tale of unrequited love as fate and the constraints of society thwart the happiness of our heroine. The leafy world of Blackmoor Vale and the hamlet of Little Hintock are all lovingly described by Hardy, who named The Woodlanders as the favourite of all his novels; upon re-reading it 25 years after its publication, he claimed, with certainty, it was the book he liked `best of all'.

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The finest English novel.”—Arnold Bennett

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BN ID: 2940169170498
Publisher: Naxos Audiobooks
Publication date: 06/30/2014
Edition description: Unabridged
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