Anna Karenina

Leo Tolstoy is the best when it comes to a talk about the love stories of characters who actually don’t want the love of any kind in their life. The heartbroken characters attract our attention more because most of us can resemble ourselves to them and this makes the end more interesting for us. Maggie Gyllenhaal had the pleasure to narrate this book and the narrator was really happy that she got the opportunity to deal with this classic book of the past.

When the book was first published, it was not in audio so there would be many people in the world who would have read it on their own. Remember one thing the audio makes it an entirely new thing altogether. The impression of the characters is defined in a much better way and it is something that a reader cannot do on his own. The voice of a professional does matter in stories with love and hate scenes.

Anna Karenina is a woman with a terrible life in the novel. The love she wanted after marriage is not given to her and she is really sick and tired of her husband’s attitude. In this problematic situation, she falls in love with another man and the relationship becomes strong within no time.

She knew that she was betraying her husband but she wanted a way out. This is not the kind of story which was visible in War and Peace rather it is based on the personal life of an individual. The personal life of a person affects his personality too and that I what happened to Anna as she was forced to take the final step.