Paula Free Audiobook Download by Isabel Allende

Isabel Allende narrates her own novel, Paula, a gripping tale of love and revenge. You can get the audiobook here to listen while you run or while you work out.

Paula was an early-20th century American writer born in Chile who wrote the first biography of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda when he won a Nobel Prize. She died in 1992 at the age of 91, and her work has continued to be published by her daughters Juliet and Paula de los Reyes.

Paula is a magical story set in an Argentina during the 1950's. This audiobook is based on the novel of the same name and highlights the importance of family, friends and love.

Paula is a novel based on the life of Brazilian socialite Paula Cetim, who committed suicide by jumping off the roof of her twenty-second-story Paris apartment in May 1968. It is written in three parts and tells the story of how she came to this point. The novel was originally intended to be published as a newspaper serial but was turned into a novel when Allende became pregnant. In 1989 it won France's Prix Femina.

In Paula, Isabel Allende's fictionalized story of the Chilean writer Paula, she recounts the tragic life of a woman who makes her way from humble beginnings to a successful publishing career. The novel is set in Chile during the 1973 military coup, when officials threatened to arrest and interrogate Allende's husband-to-be for his socialist sympathies. Throughout this tumultuous time, Paula is faced with difficult decisions that ultimately impact her personal relationships, as well as her work as a journalist.

In Paula, Isabel Allende, the author of The House of the Spirits and most recently an Oprah Book Club selection, has created a character who is both real and impossible to define. This audiobook, narrated by Isabel Allende herself, is available in Spanish, English or Chinese.