Rodham: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Curtis Sittenfeld

Carrington Macduffie is a narrator without equal with more than 20 years of experience. With a voice that is both authoritative and warm, he can deliver nearly any character's voice. If you enjoy audiobooks and storytelling, this novel is for you.

[Carrington Macduffie] is the narrator of this story. The narrator is a young opinionated girl who doesn't believe in anything that her parents believe. She's rebellious and sassy, and she isn't afraid to speak her mind. She has strong opinions about what should be going on with the world and what other people are doing wrong, which makes this story a lot more enjoyable because she's not afraid to tell you what she really thinks.

This is a suspenseful, exciting, and moving story about the life of Hillary Rodham Clinton back when she was a college student in the 1960's. At this point in time, Hillary already had an interest in social justice that would later inspire her to stand up for women and children. This audiobook chronicles her journey from her days as a Goldwater Girl to attending law school at Yale to being first lady of Arkansas when Bill Clinton became governor. The narrator Carrington Macduffie has done a great job bringing Hillary to life with such emotion, detail, and authenticity.

Rodham is a retelling of the story of Hillary Rodham Clinton, who was born in 1947 to politically active parents and grew up in Chicago and New York. The novel follows the story of Rodham's childhood, adolescence, college years in Wellesley, and political career over thirty years.

"When I was first told that Mrs. Clinton would be reading the audiobook of my novel, I was delighted and suspicious," [Carrington Macduffie] said. "Delighted because she is a beloved public figure and a New Yorker, too; suspicious because I'm not sure if she knows how to read."