
Demian
The Story of Emil Sinclair's Youth
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Narrated by:
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Jeff Woodman
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By:
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Hermann Hesse
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Wow!
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Some of the best narration I’ve heard too
Great book, masterful narration
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An incredible book on the duality of man
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Incredible book
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Gripping from start to end
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Great book
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Overall the performance is good, but the divergence in language off putting.
Viv le difference?
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Drivel
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While "Demian" is often celebrated for its exploration of deep and complex themes (such as self-discovery, individuality, and religion), some readers, like me, might find its prose and narrative style somewhat dated. It feels a bit like reading Nietzsche – a lot of deep, meaningful words, but no insights or breakthroughs.
I do like Hermann Hesse as a writer, and I would recommend some of his other works, like "Narcissus and Goldmund" or "Siddhartha.""
Not Herman Hesse's Best Work
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