Lady Chatterley's Lover Audiobook

" I read this book because I have been trying to read some of the "classics" and also because it was a banned book and I wanted to see what the hype was about. For the time it was written it was definitely racy with lots of f*** and c*** words scattered throughout. There are plenty of sex scenes. Lawrence does look at the class issue and the difference between men and women in this book and makes you think about how things were and how far we have come, although some things really haven't changed. Parts of the book were utterly boring. I'm not sure I would recommend it to my friends. "

" I now understand why this book was "revolutionary" for its time, it really discussed how sex and passion plays in the life of a woman quite liberally. The book was just okay for me, though. "

" I might give this one two and a half stars. There were parts that I liked, and parts that annoyed me. I'm not sure that I can put into words my thoughts on this book. "

" I think the hype around the story ruined this for me because I expected more and felt a bit disappointed. Having said that, I enjoyed the story and the excellent character descriptions. "

" To good not to read.The laqdy of the house has an impotent husband.Has an affair with the gamekeeper.Banned when first written.Now mildly pornographic "

" Read this with a book group on BarnesandNoble.com about 9 years ago. It was really good. It's interesting to see what was considered risque back then compared to today. "

" Meh. I realize the historical importance of the novel but didn't find it all that exciting or interesting. "

" Hmm, It was alright. Ending left you hanging though. "

" So boring, especially for a book banned until the 1960s in some places. "

" interesting senual metaphor on industrialization "

" I stopped reading this book due to a lack of relevance. In a post-sexual-revolution world, this novel comes across as pandering, paternalistic, and generally distasteful. I'm sure it was groundbreaking in it's day, but I don't care to read it. "

" Read many years ago, but a classic bit of titillation, though tame by modern standards :) "