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Normal People
- Narrated by: Aoife McMahon
- Length: 7 hrs and 36 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Now a major TV series.
Winner of the Costa Novel Award
Winner of the an Post Irish Book Awards Novel of the Year
Winner of Novel of the Year and Book of the Year at the British Book Awards
Winner of the Specsavers National Book Awards International Author of the Year
Nominated for the Man Booker Prize
Nominated for the Women's Prize for Fiction
Connell and Marianne grow up in the same small town in the west of Ireland, but the similarities end there. In school, Connell is popular and well-liked, while Marianne is a loner. But when the two strike up a conversation - awkward but electrifying - something life-changing begins. Normal People is a story of mutual fascination, friendship and love. It takes us from that first conversation to the years beyond, in the company of two people who try to stay apart but find they can't.
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- Tanya Ralph
- 16-05-2019
Not worth the download
I persevered with this book as I figured I had to find the point of it eventually... I never did! By the time I realised I never would I was past the point of no return... even the ending just faded off... not one I would recommend
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- Anonymous User
- 31-05-2019
too much like real life
I read to escape the banality of life so when a book just reflects back at me my bad decisions in relation to lovers and friends I feel cheated. I think this story went around in circles with lovers hurting each other, separating, returning and making the same mistakes. Over and over. I can read the story of my life in that and I would rather not be reminded of that.
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- Anonymous User
- 26-02-2019
Two complex people - will they, won’t they?
I loved this book so much however I understand why a lot of readers didn’t like the ending.
In its core it’s a romance. But it’s not a happy one. It’s flawed, raw, complicated and Is frustrating at times.
Be warned: it doesn’t tie up into a nicely wrapped package with a neat little bow. Just like life, it continues on.
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- MrsMcD
- 13-05-2019
Tedious
I had high hopes for this book. The characters were interesting but the storyline just drivelled along. I failed to see the message of the book, couldn’t wait to finish it and put me out of my misery.
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- Lauren Drescher
- 11-02-2019
Disappointing novel of dysfunction
Well written but another dystopian story of dysfunctional characters . The ending left this reader with a sense of incomplete resolution
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- Penni
- 18-02-2019
Best
This is one of the best audiobooks I’ve listened to. A flawless performance of a compelling narrative of growing up, of social anxiety, of misreading cues, of the consequences of feelings, thoughts and actions. Warm, funny, painfully relatable.
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- bella
- 22-02-2020
Painful
This is a story of insipid characters with zero self awareness. The writers style constantly states the obvious, coupled with a very slow story line where the same plot repeats over and over. I only finished it as I kept expecting something interesting to happen; unfortunately not.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-10-2018
Right with them
Rooney articulates big issues so succinctly and intimately. I felt like I was in the room with them. living the story right with them.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-03-2020
Not great
Could've been a good story but it got itself lost all the way through and i ended up disappointed. cant say I liked the ending either. Glad it was free!
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- Amanda
- 21-11-2018
Great book hated the end
Great book, great story and awesomely narrated. But the end was bad. It just seemed to end without any conclusion to anything
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- Lynne
- 20-12-2018
Simply sublime
Bear with it. Just when you despair that there’s going to be another misstep, it turns. Entrancing.
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- Janice Windt
- 11-09-2019
Magnificent journey for the reader
Normal People utterly absorbs the reader from the first page. What a privilege to journey with your wonderful characters in this way. Thank-you Sally! Can’t wait for your next book!
2 people found this helpful
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- Donncha
- 05-05-2020
Tashte.
This book is tashte.
A review requires 15 words to be accepted. Cat. Dog. Mouse.
1 person found this helpful
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- E. D. Saxon
- 14-02-2020
What is normal, anyway?
I really enjoyed this book. As a Trinity graduate I felt connected to one of the stories main locations, like I was spying on the affairs of people in a place I knew so well. Yet their narratives brought out the sense that we all feel a part of that unfamiliar and foreign, like freaks. In the end that push and pull of normal and abnormal becomes routine experience, even in new contexts. Looking forward to reading more from Rooney.
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- Anthea
- 17-06-2019
Get comfortable
I enjoyed this book most when I was cosy and comfortable - to better deal with the discomfort and emotional turmoil of the characters. A thought provoking story about what shapes a person, from their economic circumstances to the people they’re surrounded by. I felt quite introspective over the course of the narrative, but most enjoyed the scenes of more physical observation which gave some much needed “real world” context to the lives of the protagonists.
Certainly not your average chick-lit but I think completely appropriate for the same audience. I’d recommend it.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-02-2019
Beautifully honest and compelling.
What a truly beautifully-honest read. Rooney highlights the intricacies of relationships in such a compelling way.
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- Kindle Customer
- 30-05-2022
Exceptional
Sally Rooney has mastered the skill of brevity, simplicity, yet deeply moving and evocative writing. So much subliminally imparted. Nothing is superfluous.
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- Anonymous User
- 31-05-2021
absolutely loved this book
I have been emotionally invested in this book from the first page. Absolutely awe consuming and all around wonderful. Definitely recommend 👌
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- Andrea
- 06-09-2019
Utterly Tedious. Vapid Bonkfest.
I don't know what I expected but I had the impression that this would be a good read. It wasn't. I cannot finish it.
The narrator's depiction of Connell is unbearably monotone, lacking in ANY character or modulation.
This book does nothing to dispel the stereotype of millennials being a self-absorbed, vapid generation.
And whilst I appreciate that sex is a big deal when you're young, I don't think the multiple sex scenes per chapter add anything to the story.
That said, I've no idea what the 'story' is either... Dull. Dull. DULL! Return Title (thank you, Audible, for that option, this was not worth a credit)
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- Rix Pyke
- 31-08-2019
Bleak and disheartening
Horrifically negative depiction of what ‘normal’ is. Bleak portrayal of humanity. Weak and unbelievable characters
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- JJ
- 13-08-2019
Boring
I found this very boring and couldn’t finish it . Obviously not for me but maybe for a younger audience . Narration ok but found the male voices very wooden.
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-04-2019
Nothing happens. Should have been a short story
Tedious book and struggling to understand why it was written or published. Says nothing interesting
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- Mrs Hilary Letch
- 19-06-2019
Disappointing
This started out so well and I was really engaged with the characters.
Sadly, half way through, it all went to 'pot'
The story lost it's way and became full and confusing
The first time ever that I have skipped to the last chapter, just in case the end was thrilling but it wasn't
Well narrated but I bet even Sally Rooney was glad when it was over.
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- Wras
- 18-10-2018
It plunges under your skin and invades you.
There is nothing normal about this book; it is more than it should be, deep, turbulent, complex, still and full of subtleties that are furthermore making me think, making me worried for both of the main characters.
A beautiful exploration of human frailty and the mystery of love and dependency, grief and misunderstanding, happiness and acceptance of that good when you feel undeserving of it.
A fantastic read that has left me full of melancholic fillings; absolute magic.
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- sean O'halloran
- 27-06-2019
Maybe I missed the point
I wondered at the end - was it worth so many hours listening?
I found the voice of Connell particularly irritating and thought the character name choices a little odd. Coming from an Irish family I was surprised at names like Eric, Helen, Lorraine and Denise. I found it hard to remember who they were.
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- AJ
- 02-10-2018
Loved it
I loved the characters (I’m missing them already) the story and the excellent narration. Beautiful.
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-02-2019
Wonderful
Beautifully observed, I found the characters believable and compelling. The use of language is wonderful, thoughtful, vivid description, not a word wasted. The narration is excellent throughout. This novel held my attention right to the end.
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- Prof
- 28-01-2019
Beautiful novel
Exquisitely written, beautifully narrated. Came to this on a friends recommendation and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience- thanks to Audible for making my commute such a pleasure. This is a modern, honest, insightful, mature exploration of love, dependence and the ability to grow and help others grow. It’s not wrapped up with a bow. But it’s a great novel. And that narration is close to perfection. Highly recommended
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Looking to improve yourself mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually? This is where to start.



14 Feel-Good Audiobooks to Brighten Up Your Day
The Audible library is packed with feel-good audiobooks that will lighten the soul and fill the heart with joy.


