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Adults on Flow: Queen Esther — John Irving

Queen Esther

Duration12:51:59
Chapters28
LanguageEnglish
Now playing Queen Esther (01 of 28)
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Chapters

28 tracks
  1. 1 Queen Esther (01 of 28) 00:00:24
  2. 2 Queen Esther (02 of 28) 00:00:15
  3. 3 Queen Esther (03 of 28) 00:06:09
  4. 4 Queen Esther (04 of 28) 00:17:11
  5. 5 Queen Esther (05 of 28) 00:18:09
  6. 6 Queen Esther (06 of 28) 00:18:18
  7. 7 Queen Esther (07 of 28) 00:16:41
  8. 8 Queen Esther (08 of 28) 00:16:19
  9. 9 Queen Esther (09 of 28) 00:21:44
  10. 10 Queen Esther (10 of 28) 00:21:52
  11. 11 Queen Esther (11 of 28) 00:24:30
  12. 12 Queen Esther (12 of 28) 00:28:08
  13. 13 Queen Esther (13 of 28) 00:25:26
  14. 14 Queen Esther (14 of 28) 00:26:13
  15. 15 Queen Esther (15 of 28) 00:38:56
  16. 16 Queen Esther (16 of 28) 00:26:20
  17. 17 Queen Esther (17 of 28) 00:21:45
  18. 18 Queen Esther (18 of 28) 00:52:00
  19. 19 Queen Esther (19 of 28) 00:22:06
  20. 20 Queen Esther (20 of 28) 00:27:51
  21. 21 Queen Esther (21 of 28) 00:28:18
  22. 22 Queen Esther (22 of 28) 00:36:04
  23. 23 Queen Esther (23 of 28) 00:55:50
  24. 24 Queen Esther (24 of 28) 01:04:11
  25. 25 Queen Esther (25 of 28) 00:53:14
  26. 26 Queen Esther (26 of 28) 00:46:24
  27. 27 Queen Esther (27 of 28) 00:57:03
  28. 28 Queen Esther (28 of 28) 00:00:38

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After forty years, John Irving returns to the world of his bestselling classic novel and Academy Award–winning film, The Cider House Rules, revisiting the orphanage in St. Cloud’s, Maine, where Dr. Wilbur Larch takes in Esther—a Viennese-born Jew whose life is shaped by anti-Semitism. Esther Nacht is born in Vienna in 1905. Her father dies on board the ship to Portland, Maine; her mother is murdered by anti-Semites in Portland. Dr. Larch knows it won’t be easy to find a Jewish family to adopt Es

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