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A Gentleman in Moscow
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Editors Select, September 2016 - When we had our first child, my husband and I sullenly moved out of Manhattan, but Amor Towles was there to nurse me through that heartbreak with his debut novel and love letter to the city, Rules of Civility. Despite my perhaps unhealthy attachment to that book (I read it, then re-read it, then listened to it, then re-listened to it), I can say objectively it was one of the most crisp and intelligent books I've ever encountered. It's common to worry that a second book can't match the brilliance of a debut, but A Gentleman in Moscow doesn't disappoint. Though vastly different in tone and style, the same intelligence pulses under the surface. Continuing in the same epiphany-rich vein, keen observations, quotable moments, and tremendous insights emerge nearly every other paragraph. Long story short - and seriously there is so much more to say, but that's for my later review - don't miss this one. (Emily, Audible Editor)
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The mega-best seller with more than two million readers, soon to be a major television series.
From the number one New York Times-best-selling author of The Lincoln Highway and Rules of Civility, a beautifully transporting novel about a man who is ordered to spend the rest of his life inside a luxury hotel.
In 1922, Count Alexander Rostov is deemed an unrepentant aristocrat by a Bolshevik tribunal, and is sentenced to house arrest in the Metropol, a grand hotel across the street from the Kremlin. Rostov, an indomitable man of erudition and wit, has never worked a day in his life, and must now live in an attic room while some of the most tumultuous decades in Russian history are unfolding outside the hotel’s doors. Unexpectedly, his reduced circumstances provide him entry into a much larger world of emotional discovery.
Brimming with humor, a glittering cast of characters, and one beautifully rendered scene after another, this singular novel casts a spell as it relates the count’s endeavor to gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be a man of purpose.
Commentaires
“The book is like a salve. I think the world feels disordered right now. The count’s refinement and genteel nature are exactly what we’re longing for.” (Ann Patchett)
“How delightful that in an era as crude as ours this finely composed novel stretches out with old-World elegance.” (The Washington Post)
“Marvelous.” (Chicago Tribune)
“The novel buzzes with the energy of numerous adventures, love affairs, twists of fate and silly antics.” (The Wall Street Journal)
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- Veronica Puttock
- 10/06/2017
Terrible pronunciation but otherwise great
Great story, loved it. Great narrator too, except for his completely bizarre pronunciation of lots of words (very British accent but American intonation in all the wrong places). And sorry but it was absolutely cringeable when he was speaking French and Italian!
It could have been so much more pleasing on the ear.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 30/04/2022
Totally recommend
The telling of the book really matched the storyline. Who would have thought that a life in a hotel would be so compelling!
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- E. Ypsilanti
- 18/04/2022
A Gentleman in Moscow
The language is of the highest quality; description of places, actions, thoughts is detailed and with a mastery of vocabulary never experienced before. Artful and elegant and rich, however the story is lost in undefined details. The book can be 50% shorter.
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- Client d'Amazon
- 28/04/2021
Wonderful at every turn
Without a doubt one of the finest books I have had the pleasure of reading.
Heart warming, gripping, funny at times, melancholic at others, a beautiful depiction of life.
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- Marc MOEBIUS
- 15/04/2021
Delightful
This is a wonderful reading of a beautifully written story with great descriptions, but French pronunciation needs improvement.
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- W. Perben
- 20/06/2020
enchanting!
I was transported to another time, and fell in love with this unexpectedly sympathetic character
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- Cathy Lindhorst
- 27/08/2017
A Reprieve Amidst Ugly News, Relentless Negativity
I am so glad I eventually clicked on this book. I had not read Rules of Civility, but was looking for something uplifting for easy summer reading and the description seemed to fit. What I received instead was a masterpiece which carried me to another place and time, only to remind me of the quiet goodness and dignity of everyday people in ordinary life, whom I encounter daily.
What first struck me, however, was the beautiful language. Lyrical and complex- yet so easy to read. It feels more like a conversation with the author, than a novel. The main character is both prodigious and ordinary. He speaks with the authority of royalty, yet feels at times like your grandfather who wants to share his hard fought wisdom. We are with him through tumultuous changes as he realizes the folly of the comfort found in heirlooms and traditions that are passed from generation to generation, objects that lead us to believe that 'the passing of an era would indeed be glacial.' Instead, political upheaval in Russia forces Alexander Rostov to acknowledge old ideas can be swept away in an instant--especially when the 'men in charge distrust any form of hesitation, or nuance, and who prize self-assurance above all'. He finds himself among the 'humbled', those who 'greet adulation with caution, ambition with sympathy, and condescension with an inward smile'. We follow the life of this man as he resolves that small actions can restore a sense of order.
The plot does just what it should, it twists and turns, surprises and satisfies; but this is so much more than good story telling. It's the rare book that causes you to slow down as you approach the last chapters, to feel like a friend has moved away when you turn the last page, and make the next book you start just a little harder to get into.
Lastly, the narration is perfectly matched to the story. I've listened to audio books since 1998, this is probably my favorite narrator. If you're old enough to know--he's something like Mr. French meets Shelby Foote (without the southern accent). If that's a meaningless reference to you, just know this narration is sublime and somehow articulates the inward smile and humble brilliance that is Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov.
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- Jon K. Rust
- 24/07/2017
Brilliant, heartfelt, inspiring
The prose is elegant, the performance masterful, and the wisdom of the words something to consider, reconsider and cherish. But I will admit, when I first started listening, I had no idea where the story was going -- nor any idea of where its main character and his friends would take me. I'm so glad I persevered through the first hour, because it's turned out to be the best book I've "read" or listened to in decades -- and I read a lot. For those who like to savor life, it is a must read.
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- RueRue
- 20/02/2017
Leisurely, literary, and wonderful
This is the kind of book that leaves me with a "book hangover", and that's just about the highest praise I can give. It's one of those totally immersive stories that pulls the reader /listener into its world and characters. This book is a delight, beautifully written and perfectly narrated by Nicholas Guy Smith. I wish I could dine with gentleman Alexander Rostov !
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- Pamela
- 22/09/2016
A Memory of a Time of Civility
Would you listen to A Gentleman in Moscow again? Why?
From the first dramatic opening of A Gentleman in Moscow when Count Rostov is sentenced to house arrest in the fabulous Metropole Hotel, we are introduced to a time when language mattered, people spoke to each other in civil terms, and fine art, music, and literature were important. Through each scene we live with the count as he actually EXPERIENCES time--not simply moving through it to get to the next moment--but living each sense--the taste of food, the emotion of a piece of music, the deep ideas of literature and philosophy through which he views his world. He promises himself at the start of his unique arrest that he will not have events make him, rather, he will make the events of his life and so rule in the time he has. One wonders at the beginning how a man will Iive in a hotel without stepping from it. The author, Amor Towels, takes the reader day by day through the creation of a world that is narrow, but full and rich. In fact, although most of us have freedom of movement, there is little that we have in our lives that Rostov does not find in the hotel--and perhaps more. The reading by Nicholas Guy Smith is absolutely superb, catching every nuance of the author--the character's dignity, his questions of life, his search for the Russian soul, the importance of the friendships in his life, his concerns and fears. I never wanted this story to end, because when reading it, I felt the slowed down moments of my own life, with all the simple pleasures we take for granted.
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- Sara
- 01/02/2017
An Overly Gentle Story
The narration for this book was beautifully done with great inflection, timing and good definition between the characters. It made it possible for me to complete 18 hours of listening to what in the end was a slow and plodding story.
To me, this book fit far more clearly into the romance fiction genre than a firmer historic fiction genre. The writing while good was so gently done that I fear much of the drama, violence and history of the time were lost in the storytelling.
Be aware, if you are looking for action, an accurate capture of historic events and an edge of your seat pace you won't find it here. Rather, what you will find is history by candle light--filtered through a gauze made up of an elegant hotel, vintage wine and gourmet dining--night after night after night. Very little will disturb or distress a gentle listener. At the same time very little will enlighten and expand the listener's understanding of the Russian Revolution and its aftermath into the Soviet Era.
I have to admit that while being beguiled by the narration I was at the same time disappointed by the feeling of fantasy and unreality of it all. Really, in the end, it was history lite with most of the nasty bits removed. Recommended only if you like gentle stories that please, but rest ever so lightly on fact, probability and history.
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- Mark
- 02/12/2017
Memorable novel
I liked this novel quite a bit, and loved many parts of it. I can see why this is a favorite of so many readers. That said, it is not for everyone. This is the story of a count in czarist Russia who returns after the Russian revolution. The count is put under indefinite house arrest in a tiny room of a fancy Moscow hotel. He chooses to live with dignity under the circumstances. This novel covers the 30 or so years that follow. This is a long novel, and the first half moves at a glacial pace. I'm glad that many reviewers warned me that the start was a bit slow. That is an understatement. The second half picks up to a slow/moderate pace. Yet, even at its slowest, this book was engaging. The writing is so amazing (and the reader was great). I so enjoyed listening to each sentence. The main character came so alive to me. I felt like I was living his life in a way that is rare in novels. I have always had an interest in Russia and the Soviet Union, and so I enjoyed the setting. The novel really began to engage me when the count befriended a 9 year old girl who lived in the hotel. His relationship with another child many years later was the one that was the most moving. This novel captures the dying aristocracy of a changing era, a theme that captivated many in Downton Abbey. To me, this was refreshingly original. The slow pace was needed for this story, yet there were times when I wanted it to move forward. I, unlike most readers, did not love the ending, but no spoilers here. I recommend this novel to readers who appreciate great literature and have an interest in the place and era.
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- Animals matter
- 18/08/2017
A vacation for your mind!
I was looking for a book to take my mind off of all the stress of the news. This book was perfect! I was so sad to have it end. It immediately relaxed me..held my attention and had me smiling through out. I can't recommend it more highly!
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- David
- 16/09/2016
Best Book This Year
If you could sum up A Gentleman in Moscow in three words, what would they be?
Masterful, Charming, Engrossing
What other book might you compare A Gentleman in Moscow to and why?
I can't think of any. Having said that, one of the best things in this book is the way that the characterization, which is rich, drives an excellent plot. I loved the characters and I miss them now that the book is behind me. This book makes excellent points about Soviet Russia, without preaching anything at all.
Which scene was your favorite?
There are so many terrific scenes that this is impossible to say, especially if one does not wish to give anything important away. The ending is magnificent, but how terrible to describe it and ruin the book for others! The Count's relationship with his young friend yields some real amusement in several scenes, in particular the one in which she comes up to him in the hotel restaurant and asks him what became of his mustaches. This is the beginning of a beautifully drawn relationship. A scene in which the child is testing Newton's theory of gravity remains in the mind's eye. There are many scenes that are visually appealing, in addition to being clever and spinning the plot along nicely. If this isn't made into a movie, I cannot imagine why. There is so much in this that is tailor made for cinematic treatment.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Impossible. It is much too long, BUT yes I wanted to just keep listening rather than attending to things...
Any additional comments?
Loved it. At the end, I went back and listened to the beginning and found myself thinking, "Ah!!" I really could have listened to the whole thing again! There were so many nuances and there was such depth of detail that revealed itself when I listened again. What a great book!
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- workerbee777
- 10/10/2018
Conversational Olympics
Man, I was so bored listening to this book. If I had to describe the book in a few words, I'd call it Conversational Olympics. This is not a thriller, suspense, romance, or even a drama. It's a series of anecdotes or vignettes, little stories within one big story, that range from thoughts about what the main character ate at breakfast, to philosophical conversations about society at the time. The performance of the reader was very good, and the writing was a poetry of words. But, there is very little action, and the Count (main character) was fairly bland, although accomplished in the ways an aristocrat might be of the times. I thought some of the other characters had more color, felt more real, than the Count. At least they got angry, expressed themselves emotionally and physically that I could relate to. I kept waiting for something important to happen in the book. But, it just plateaued at the start and kept plateauing throughout. Although this book falls in the category of historical fiction, I'd call it more fiction than historical. Historical events are mentioned here and there, but they are glossed over. I made it to Chapter 23, but just could not finish it.
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- Lori K.
- 17/09/2016
The grown-up male version of The Little Princess
When I listened to the preview of this book, I bought it immediately because it made me feel like I felt when I listened to “ A Little Princess.” And lucky for me, it was the grown up male version of that story. It begins with Count Alexander Rostov being led from his suite to his new quarters, a dreary attic, as a result of being under house-arrest for being an unrepentant aristocrat. He accepts his fate with grace and dignity. His life in the Metropol, while narrowly restricted, is never lonely. His friends visit, he meets the guests, and becomes friends with the staff. Life for the count is rich, as the Metropol has a bar, a restaurant, a barber shop, a card room, the piazza, etc. Towles paints the picture of the hotel beautifully. Like Rules of Civility, the book is classy. It does get a bit drawn out in spots, but even there it's more relaxing than annoying. And the narrator? Just perfect!
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- Alice
- 11/03/2017
Philosophical and warm-hearted
I really enjoyed listening to this book. The characters are brought to life through the author's vivid description on the one hand, and through the amazing speaker on the other hand. There are many philosophical thoughts and questions, some very useful for daily life and interaction with fellow men and society.
You should not expect a dramatic climax, for, the story is told in a very calm and natural way (which I also appreciated very much).
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- Jürgen Schmidt
- 10/09/2019
das Zuhören ist ein Vergnügen
Wie schafft es ein russischer Herzog nach der kommunistischen Revolution trotz Anordnung von Hausarrest ein erfülltes und interessantes Leben zu führen. Durch Intelligenz, Einfühlungsvermögen, Wissen um Stärken und Schwächen der Menschen, mit denen er zu tun hat. Während es über weite Strecken einfach nur erfüllend ist, dem Lauf der Dinge zu folgen, wird es zum Schluss noch spannend, mit einer Wendung, die dem Charakter eines überzeugt russischen Heimat verbundenen Aristokraten voll gerecht wird.
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- Susanne Knote
- 14/06/2019
Wonderful story
The story is really special and beautiful. The speaker has a good voice, the only thing that bothered me a little was that sometimes in dialogues it was hard to discern the characters, since he speaks everyone with the same voice and doesn't take long enough breaks when another person says something.
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- Rita
- 28/04/2019
Loved loved loved it!
Geniale Geschichte, die sich genüsslich langsam entfaltet. Man lernt die Hauptfiguren in ihren Facetten kennen und lieben (oder auch hassen), bekommt ganz nebenbei ein bisschen was mit von der Geschichte und Kultur Russlands und fühlt sich von vorne bis hinten absolut entertained.
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- The Wine Glass Boutique
- 21/10/2018
absolutely fantastic
the book highly refined, wonderfully written, subtle sense of humour, valuable insight of those times, intense without even noticing.
the narrator couldn't have done a better job: exceptional by all means.
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- Utilisateur anonyme
- 05/01/2023
beautiful
this story is sweet, heartwarming, and entertaining. i now know what it feels like to have liver in the early 1940s in Moscow, under Housearrest! abaolutely delightful. no unpleasant heartaches.
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- Haekel
- 28/07/2022
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Wonderful
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- 19/04/2022
Utterly Delightful
Detailed, nuanced, sensitive, affectionate, charming, insightful, surprising, entertaining and witty. I recommend this book unreservedly.
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- Shruti P.
- 03/02/2022
Excellent narrative
Narrator was very good and did justice to the writer's vision. Thoroughly enjoyable. The story is heartwarming which will transform you to a bygone era.
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