Resultados Editorial "Audible Originals" en Clásicos

Uma produção original da Audible do aclamado clássico de Agatha Christie, Os Crimes ABC, estrelada por Marco Ricca como o lendário Hercule Poirot. Hercule Poirot e Arthur Hastings se reencontram para solucionar o caso mais difícil de suas carreiras até agora. Quando Poirot recebe uma carta assinada por "ABC", avisando que um crime está prestes a acontecer, os dois amigos se veem em uma corrida contra o tempo para decifrar a lógica tortuosa do assassino, que desafia o grande detetive ao anunciar o local do próximo crime em ordem alfabética.

Un complot se trame dans l'ombre du Louvre. Une guerre se prépare en silence. Et seuls quatre hommes, liés par le serment le plus célèbre de la littérature, peuvent l'empêcher d'avoir lieu. Lorsque le jeune d'Artagnan arrive à Paris, avide de gloire et d'aventure, il se retrouve plongé malgré lui dans un complot qui menace la couronne de France.

Elizabeth Bennet is niet van plan genoegen te nemen met zomaar een man en een leven dat niet voldoet aan haar eigen voorwaarden. Ze wil trouwen uit liefde, dansen wanneer zij daar zin in heeft en een rustig plekje voor zichzelf om te lezen, wat misschien nog wel de grootste uitdaging zal zijn. Maar als ze wordt voorgesteld aan de rijke en compleet onuitstaanbare meneer Darcy, komt alles wat ze zeker dacht te weten op losse schroeven te staan.

Publicado em 1945, A Revolução dos Bichos, de George Orwell, é uma fábula política que narra a revolta dos animais de uma fazenda contra o seu dono humano. Cansados da exploração e das injustiças, eles tomam o controle do lugar com o sonho de construir uma sociedade mais justa e igualitária. No entanto, à medida que o novo sistema se organiza, alguns animais começam a concentrar poder, manipulando regras e discursos para manter privilégios. Aos poucos, os ideais de igualdade se transformam em uma nova forma de opressão.

A new version of this classic starring Stephen Fry. A chance encounter leads to flower girl Eliza Dootlittle undergoing a life changing transformation.

A classic of medieval Italian literature, Giovanni Boccaccio’s Decameron still matters for us today. And Boccaccio scholar Kristina Olson reveals why in the 10 lectures of Books that Matter: The Decameron. Here, you’ll listen between the lines of stories that range from hopeful and spiritual to cynical and bawdy. You’ll hear words turn a sinner into a saint, brutes made noble through the power of love, and riches rediscovered on the open seas.

Despite his early death from tuberculosis at the age of 44, Chekhov was a prolific writer and produced more than 250 short stories in addition to several novellas and a novel. The Russian was also a practicing doctor. A celebrated playwright, Anton Chekhov is often recognised as an influential figure of early modernism of the theatre in addition to being held in high esteem by the likes of George Bernard Shaw and Virginia Woolf, although much praise was not as forthcoming until after his death in 1904.

When Dorothy and her pet dog, Toto, are swept away from their Kansas home, they find themselves in the magical land of Oz where munchkins live, monkeys fly and Wicked Witches rule. In their quest to return home they meet a cast of characters that have become much loved by families since the story was first published in 1900. Dorothy, played by Lydia West (Years and Years) joins the Tin Woodsman, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion as they follow the yellow brick road to find the Wizard, played by Jim Broadbent (The Iron Lady, Moulin Rouge).

Lady Elyssa despises her echoes - the creatures who look just like her and copy her every move. But it’s only the echoes that mark her as a high noble, someone elite enough to marry the king’s youngest son, Jordan. She can’t get rid of the echoes, so instead she amuses herself by torturing them when no one is looking. But there’s something Elyssa doesn’t know: Her casual cruelty has brought one of the echoes to life. And this echo, Hope, is learning to think and speak and act on her own.

Brianna loves her new job as maid to Lady Marguerite. Like many high nobles, Marguerite is attended by echoes, silent creatures who look exactly like her and move in perfect synchronicity. News soon comes that Marguerite has been invited to the royal city as a potential bride for the crown prince. Brianna is delighted to accompany Marguerite to the city - and perhaps get a chance to continue her own flirtation with Nico, one of the king’s inquisitors. Then, disaster strikes on the road when they come under attack.

In the royal city of Camarria, a street urchin named Chessie lives by her wits, always attended by her two faithful friends, Red and Scar. What no one realizes is that the “friends” are really echoes, creatures that look exactly like their originals but who possess no volition of their own. Echoes normally are only born to high nobles, and Chessie doesn’t want anyone to start asking questions about her past. So she’s developed the ability to move between bodies so rapidly that she can maintain the illusion that she and Red and Scar are three separate people.

Framed as a first-person narrative from the eponymous horse, this much-loved family classic follows Black Beauty's journey from a well-born colt to a painfully overworked cab horse. Brimming with vivid detail and relatable characters, each chapter of Black Beauty's long and varied life communicates an important message about kindness, sympathy and understanding.

It’s rumoured that Dickens wanted to return to his classic novel Oliver Twist, to bring him back into a later book as an older character, but he never managed this before he died. However, if Oliver had returned, what would he have been like? Would the scars of his childhood affect the man he would become? And what of ‘Dodger’, sent to a land halfway around the world, his friend, mentor and master dead because of Oliver? Dodge & Twist is that story. The tale of two boys, 12 years later, returning into each other’s lives - for both good and bad.

Hulde is a queen’s daughter and lives in a palace. But her life is lonely. Growing up atop the glass mountain, she knows only her violent and autocratic mother and a household of terrified servants. Then a white bear named Rune comes to visit, and Hulde learns what kindness is. But the queen has a plan for Hulde. When she turns 16, she will wed the most beautiful man in all the world. Hulde has never met her intended husband, and her mother refuses to explain the arrangement.

In Volume 2 of Arabian Nights we return to Sultan Shahriyar’s palace where Scheherezade is using her spellbinding storytelling abilities to save both her and her sister’s lives. As much as the Sultan wants to kill her, each night he is drawn in by her tales and spares them. Scheherezade weaves a long, winding and exciting tale about Sinbad the Sailor, a reckless young man who has inherited his father’s wealth and spends it foolishly. His debts eventually force him to leave Baghdad and find his way alone.

ET NON ! Ce n'est pas Michel qui commence, mais Quentin avec son petit bouquin ! HAHA, vous voilà bien feintés ! Vous accusez le coup, vous bégayez, vous voyez un peu flou. La tête qui tourne, encore sous le choc, vous essayez de comprendre. Eh bien c'est simple : nous venons de manipuler cette émission ! Dans cet ultime épisode d'Hernanani, nous allons mettre en lumière quelques aspects de la fourberie littéraire, passer en revue quelques astuces de nos grands écrivains pour marabouter leur lectorat.

"Alors que vous êtes pépère dans le métro à écouter de la musique, vous sentez une présence - quelque chose ou quelqu'un - vous épier. Vous n'osez pas vous retourner, car vous avez vu suffisamment de films qui collent les miquettes pour savoir que dès qu'on se retourne, on risque d'avoir très mal. Par chance, cette crise de paranoïa ne durera qu'un temps : le temps pour le musicien de métro de passer près de vous, et de vous offrir sa version, toute personnelle, du "Temps des fleurs".

Hernanani, c'est le nouveau rendez-vous qui fait bien plaisir sur la littérature ! À la croisée des siècles, des écrivains d'hier et d'aujourd'hui, des courants littéraires, et des petits clashes dans le respect, retrouvez Michel Pimpant et Quentin Leclerc pour une petite discussion au calme autour d'un sujet littéraire gourmand et croquant !

Coucou c'est nous qui redéboulons les amis ! Entre deux roulades, voici un tout nouveau numéro d'Hernanani ! Hernanani n'étant pas une hernananiche, nous ne craignons pas d'aborder dans cet épisode les grandes questions, ni même les thèmes "bateau". C'est pourquoi on vous propose un grand écart sur le roman d'apprentissage. Car le roman d'apprentissage, c'est bien plus compliqué que ce qu'on nous en dit au lycée. Big up le Bac de Français les amis ! En avant Milou !

"Tchou-tchou !" faisait le petit train en sinuant parmi les vallées de notre beau pays. Aujourd'hui, propulsé par l'électricité, il ne fait plus de fumée, ni plus aucun bruit... Il fonce et nous n'apercevons plus qu'à peine son beau fuselage chromé. Où es-tu, petit train ? Les écrivains te pleurent dans leurs livres, les écrivains t'admirent, les écrivains t'aiment. Petit train, ta machine superbe nous ouvre les yeux sur le monde avec un maximum de confort. Petit train, tu es notre porte sur l'inconnu. Petit train, dis-nous qui tu es !