The desperate ordeal of Anna Karenina is one of the most exciting lectures in all literature. In the pursuit of the romance of her aristocracy, the story of Ana's fire and passion gradually fades because of the repressive social norms of the day itself.

However, the Tolstoy epic is sensitive and accurate. Anna's dilemma contrasts with the experiences of a whole host of interesting personalities.

In general, an accurate picture emerges of a volatile Russian society, where the principles of the old system of social class, religion and morality are thrown into chaos. Kate Locke highlights the humor that is often overlooked in a Russian literary monument.

This wonderful recording will undoubtedly be the audible soundtrack in Tolstoy.

I want that book.