Framley Parsonage Audiobook

" So hard to select my favorite among the Barset novels (it's a 5-way tie for first, with House at Allington in lone 6th); this is another winner. Beautifully told, intimate and expert handling of the human experience, even more than a century after their writing. "

" Victorian life in England. I read this as penance. In high school senior English I never finished the Trollope novel assigned (Barchester Towers). So, Miss Neal, I've done Trollope, 49 years late. "

" Great Victorian novel by Anthony Trollope. So much more accessible than Dickens. I loved Barchester Towers more, but this is probably 2nd. "

" Spoiler: Dr. Thorne & Miss Dunstable - a match made on earth, and the better for it. "

" I liked this one the best of the Barster chronicles so far. The plot was more complex and there were more characters in the mix. "

" If you love Jane Austen, you will like this series. I didn't want it to end. Great character development & plot & subplots that draw you in. "

" Centers around minister who is friends with Lord Lufton. The minister gets in money trouble and the lord falls in love with the minister's sister. "

" Another of my favorites of his. Very sweet. "

" Loved the book and loved this recording. Wonderfully narrated by Timothy West. "

" I don't think this is destined to be my favourite Trollope but a nice read. "

" Lent to me by Dayna. Enjoyed it, although skimmed thru some parts when talking in metaphors of British politics. "

" One of the better books in the series -- really enjoyed this one. "

" Loved this. Great examination of pride (and prejudice) in its many forms. Highly recommend the series thus far - two more to go! "

" If JAne Austen were a victorian gentleman "

" I enjoyed this a lot. When I read Barchester Towers I had some difficulty with the language, but I didn't with this one. Either I got used to it, or this one is not so difficult. "

" I found the language delightful, the characters charming, and the subject matter skullcrushingly dull. "

" I found the language delightful, the characters charming, and the subject matter skullcrushingly dull. "

" Spoiler: Dr. Thorne & Miss Dunstable - a match made on earth, and the better for it. "

" Spoiler: Dr. Thorne & Miss Dunstable - a match made on earth, and the better for it. "

" Loved the book and loved this recording. Wonderfully narrated by Timothy West. "

" Loved the book and loved this recording. Wonderfully narrated by Timothy West. "

" Another of my favorites of his. Very sweet. "

" Another of my favorites of his. Very sweet. "

" Great Victorian novel by Anthony Trollope. So much more accessible than Dickens. I loved Barchester Towers more, but this is probably 2nd. "

" Great Victorian novel by Anthony Trollope. So much more accessible than Dickens. I loved Barchester Towers more, but this is probably 2nd. "

" Well, I'm a sucker for Trollope, and this is probably my favorite. Lucy is a bit too cardboardy for my tastes, but Lady Lufton is a gem. And Marc Robarts is no more foolish than many of us. His wife's response to adversity is old-fashioned but uplifting. "

" Well, I'm a sucker for Trollope, and this is probably my favorite. Lucy is a bit too cardboardy for my tastes, but Lady Lufton is a gem. And Marc Robarts is no more foolish than many of us. His wife's response to adversity is old-fashioned but uplifting. "

" Very satisfying. Now on to Barchester Towers... "

" Very satisfying. Now on to Barchester Towers... "

" I listened to this entire book on Audible.com. I appreciate the exquisite prose, and the story about the countryside of England during the early Victorian era. I was left wishing I could read everything Trollope ever wrote. "

" I listened to this entire book on Audible.com. I appreciate the exquisite prose, and the story about the countryside of England during the early Victorian era. I was left wishing I could read everything Trollope ever wrote. "

" Victorian life in England. I read this as penance. In high school senior English I never finished the Trollope novel assigned (Barchester Towers). So, Miss Neal, I've done Trollope, 49 years late. "

" Victorian life in England. I read this as penance. In high school senior English I never finished the Trollope novel assigned (Barchester Towers). So, Miss Neal, I've done Trollope, 49 years late. "