Unabridged Audiobook
Though once regarded as an American classic, Main Street is mean-spirited and terribly dated. The novel is tendentious, as literary qualities are consistently subordinated to Lewis putting across his ideological agenda. The weakness of the novel is compounded by the abysmal reading. Emerson mindlessly and tediously lowers his tone (not volume, listening while driving is not a problem) about once every sentence on average.
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