The Younger Sister Audiobook By Catherine Anne Hubback, Jane Austen cover art

The Younger Sister

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The Younger Sister, by Catherine Anne Hubback and Jane Austen. Presented by The Online Stage.

In Jane Austen's unfinished novel, young Emma Watson returns to her father's house after being raised by her wealthy and refined uncle.

As she gets to know her family, she finds that her father is reclusive and sickly, her sisters are crude and shallow, and her eldest brother has a petulance that is matched only by his wife's.

When Emma's social graces draw the attention of the aristocratic Osborne family, she must navigate the complex and judgmental world of class dynamics in Regency England.

Austen began work on The Watsons in 1803 but abandoned it in 1805 after the death of her father.

This audiobook is a completion of the novel, written by Austen's niece, Catherine Hubback, in 1850.

Narrator: Anna Grace

Emma Watson: Grace Keller Scotch

Elizabeth Watson/Miss Morgan/Miss Hall: Elizabeth Klett

Mary Edwards/Margaret Watson/young lady: Leanne Yau

Mrs. Edwards/Mrs. Turner/Gipsy/Lady Gordon's maid: Linda Barrans

Tom Musgrove/Captain Tomlins: Mark Crowle-Groves

Mr. Edwards/man in the farmyard/Mr. Morgan: David Prickett

Miss Osbourne/Miss Jenkins/Mrs. Harding Russell: Jennie VanderLugt

Mrs. Willis/Jane Watson/Mrs. Browning: Elizabeth Chambers

Charles Willis/Sir William/Sam Watson: Andy Harrington

Lord Osbourne/Alfred Freemantle: David Shears

Jenny/Lady Osbourne/Miss Bridge: Sarah Mitchell

Mr. Watson/Mr. Bridge: Noel Badrian

Robert Watson/Mr. Corbet: Jeff Moon

Mr. Howard/George Millar: Tom Saer

Miss Carr/Penelope Watson/Janetta Watson/Annie Millar: Libby Stephenson

Audio edited by Libby Stephenson and Denis Daly

Public Domain (P)2020 The Online Stage
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I love Jane Austen but this book was not my favorite. It was extremely long and tedious. Some of the performances were less than theatrical, especially Mr. Howard.

Really Long and Mediocre

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I liked the story, and all the different voices. They all read very well. But sometimes a single voice would sound as if it were a recording of a recording, or was very far away, or spoken over a phone call. By the end of it, I was so annoyed with the shrill phone call sound of Emma’s voice that I almost didn’t finish the book. And it hadn’t started out that way!

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