This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.War separated newlywed Rose Kryger from her husband. Finding him was only the beginning.In the opening days of World War II, German forces occupied Rose’s hometown of Łódź, Poland. Determined to reunite with her husband, Rose fled east with her sister Ghenia and Ghenia’s six-year-old son, Zvi. Their search became an epic six-year, 18,000-kilometer odyssey across a continent transformed by war.They crossed borders under t...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.War separated newlywed Rose Kryger from her husband. Finding him was only the beginning.In the opening days of World War II, German forces occupied Rose’s hometown of Łódź, Poland. Determined to reunite with her husband, Rose fled east with her sister Ghenia and Ghenia’s six-year-old son, Zvi. Their search became an epic six-year, 18,000-kilometer odyssey across a continent transformed by war.They crossed borders under t...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Fyodor Dostoevsky published Notes from Underground in 1864. An unnamed narrator, spiteful and self-aware, delivers a monologue from his basement apartment in St. Petersburg. He is unpleasant. He knows he is unpleasant. He cannot stop. It is the first existentialist novel, written sixty years before existentialism had a name, and every alienated narrator since — from Kafka's to Camus's — is descended from this man in his basement.

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.War separated newlywed Rose Kryger from her husband. Finding him was only the beginning.In the opening days of World War II, German forces occupied Rose’s hometown of Łódź, Poland. Determined to reunite with her husband, Rose fled east with her sister Ghenia and Ghenia’s six-year-old son, Zvi. Their search became an epic six-year, 18,000-kilometer odyssey across a continent transformed by war.They crossed borders under t...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.War separated newlywed Rose Kryger from her husband. Finding him was only the beginning.In the opening days of World War II, German forces occupied Rose’s hometown of Łódź, Poland. Determined to reunite with her husband, Rose fled east with her sister Ghenia and Ghenia’s six-year-old son, Zvi. Their search became an epic six-year, 18,000-kilometer odyssey across a continent transformed by war.They crossed borders under t...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Fyodor Dostoevsky published Notes from Underground in 1864. An unnamed narrator, spiteful and self-aware, delivers a monologue from his basement apartment in St. Petersburg. He is unpleasant. He knows he is unpleasant. He cannot stop. It is the first existentialist novel, written sixty years before existentialism had a name, and every alienated narrator since — from Kafka's to Camus's — is descended from this man in his basement.

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Fyodor Dostoevsky published Notes from Underground in 1864. An unnamed narrator, spiteful and self-aware, delivers a monologue from his basement apartment in St. Petersburg. He is unpleasant. He knows he is unpleasant. He cannot stop. It is the first existentialist novel, written sixty years before existentialism had a name, and every alienated narrator since — from Kafka's to Camus's — is descended from this man in his basement.

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Fyodor Dostoevsky published Notes from Underground in 1864. An unnamed narrator, spiteful and self-aware, delivers a monologue from his basement apartment in St. Petersburg. He is unpleasant. He knows he is unpleasant. He cannot stop. It is the first existentialist novel, written sixty years before existentialism had a name, and every alienated narrator since — from Kafka's to Camus's — is descended from this man in his basement.