Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel by Mark Twain, first published in the United Kingdom in December 1884 and in the United States in February 1885
This has got to be one of the best audiobooks and narrators over ever listened to. Mark Twain had such a good writing style to capture the exact moment with clarity and humor. I laughed so much listening to this.
The main advantage of having a long commute to class is that I can listen to these audiobooks and do my reading homework on the drive to class. This helps me out so much!
My Grandpa got me this audiobook for my birthday when I was a kid, he’s passed on now but no piece of audio literature has as much sentimental value to me as this audiobook
Twain had such a great ability to capture the language of casual conversation. It’s fundamentally very complex while appearing to be so simple and natural. Not easy to do that for most writers. Every line is pure poetry. Thanks for posting this. Good narration too.
this helped me speed through huck finn in the two weeks our prof scheduled us to read it. as someone learning to read faster, this was so insanely useful!!!
I have always loved this adventure. Great human spirit and friendship displayed in a geniously concocted format!!! Thank you and God bless you Samuel Clemens.
Thank goodness this is not a Librivox recording! I love the project, but almost every narrator has a grating voice, and the disclaimers are difficult to ignore when so numerous.
2:08 LOL... Got a good chuckle about the guy who fell off the shot tower and he was so flattened, they just slid him edgeways between two barn doors to bury him.😄
Finn's father is a study in human psychology. He hated that his son was being lifted in the world and instead of desiring to raise himself as well, he wanted to bring his son back down. Interesting, isn't it?
This narration by Norman Dietz is the only one I like, I just love the voices he does and the way he reads. I haven’t found his version of Tom Sawyer on yt yet but hopefully soon. Thanks for posting and to whoever reads this, enjoy! :3
That Shakespear's Soliloque produced by duke sounded like a word salad spoken by some of the modern politicians, who have no respect for their audience's intelligence 😆
Tom was a bit of a spoiled boy, with time to indulge in fantasy. Huck never had no spoiling, nor luxury of domestic security... Except when it was too late for him to have that kind of childhood. Good boys both of 'em. ;)
I'm 63 and lord this book brings back childhood memories. When things were so simple and people could talk about history and being PC was a term that didn't exist. What a mess this world has become. Now you can't even read Jungle Book to your grandkids without catching hell.
@@ChillingTales12 seems a bit disrespectful. Cutter shared, of course it was his experience, whose else? But look at movies, books of 60 years ago; we were more easy and accepting, even polite with each other.
Reading Mark Twain books in a rainy day. Mark Twain and the adventures, and American food culture. Today the last day of the Fall. Consequently, Tomorrow December 21, is the first day of the winter season in North America. Note: Mark Twain is a best American writer in the 19th Century. Mark Twain and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is one of his best novels as millions American readers love. Nevertheless, Mark Twain also brings 'American Foods Culture' in his memoirs to the audiences in his writing...
I'm only in the 3rd chapter.. On the second chapter I was blown away about as good as I've heard.. I've listened to dozens of books.. Just listened to Tom Sawyer narrated was terrible.. This guy has inflection.. Makes it much nicer
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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
0:52 Ch 1
9:36 Ch 2
24:19 Ch 3
34:42 Ch 4
43:14 Ch 5
53:08 Ch 6
1:10:41 Ch 7
1:26:40 Ch 8
1:54:03 Ch 9
2:03:37 Ch 10
2:12:02 Ch 11
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10:49:10 Ch 41
11:06:10 Ch 42
11:25:43 Ch 43
I love you, you are a good person! 😍
Thanks! Super helpful for summer reading.
How to check this out for any video
i hope your pillow is cold when you flip it at night.
Many Thanks ! 👍
This has got to be one of the best audiobooks and narrators over ever listened to.
Mark Twain had such a good writing style to capture the exact moment with clarity and humor.
I laughed so much listening to this.
The main advantage of having a long commute to class is that I can listen to these audiobooks and do my reading homework on the drive to class.
This helps me out so much!
That’s exactly what I did this morning
0:51 Ch 1
9:35 Ch 2
24:20 Ch 3
34:45 Ch 4
46:16 Ch 5
53:09 Ch 6
1:10:40 Ch 7
1:26:38 Ch 8
1:54:04 Ch 9
2:03:38 Ch 10
2:12:04 Ch 11
2:29:16 Ch 12
2:46:47 Ch 13
2:58:59 Ch 14
3:08:19 Ch 15
3:22:22 Ch 16
3:42:47 Ch 17
4:03:05 Ch 18
4:32:50 Ch 19
4:54:18 Ch 20
5:16:44 Ch 21
5:40:40 Ch 22
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6:07:52 Ch 24
6:22:37 Ch 25
6:40:59 Ch 26
6:59:11 Ch 27
7:16:22 Ch 28
7:39:24 Ch 29
8:03:47 Ch 30
8:11:46 Ch 31
8:35:51 Ch 32
8:51:21 Ch 33
9:08:06 Ch 34
9:21:48 Ch 35
9:38:01 Ch 36
9:50:31 Ch 37
10:06:07 Ch 38
10:21:51 Ch 39
10:35:06 Ch 40
10:49:10 Ch 41
11:06:11 Ch 42
11:25:43 Ch 43
Jesusss ty ty
@@christopheryeung5785 Oh you’re welcome! It helped keep me sane.
Thank you!!
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much
Have this on cassette narrated by the late jack lemmon . R.I.P ❤🙏
My Grandpa got me this audiobook for my birthday when I was a kid, he’s passed on now but no piece of audio literature has as much sentimental value to me as this audiobook
This is a good story teller. (Narrator). I can actually listen to the story and use my imagination. ❤
Agreed! His name is Norman Dietz he has many audio books including the adventures of Tom Sawyer, but I have yet to find his narration on CZcams.
Twain had such a great ability to capture the language of casual conversation. It’s fundamentally very complex while appearing to be so simple and natural. Not easy to do that for most writers. Every line is pure poetry. Thanks for posting this. Good narration too.
Complex for those who weren't raised around grandparents/ family from the rural south.
Phenomenal narration. The voices were perfect. Especially poor ol' "hair lip" lol.
Love this version.
🤠 SUCH A TREAT HAVING THIS CLASSIC READ TO ME.
Chapter 1: 0:51
Chapter 2: 9:35
Chapter 3: 24:20
Chapter 4: 34:45
Chapter 5: 46:16
Chapter 6: 53:09
Chapter 7: 1:10:40
Chapter 8: 1:26:38
Chapter 9: 1:54:04
Chapter 10: 2:03:38
Chapter 11: 2:12:04
Chapter 12: 2:29:16
Chapter 13: 2:46:47
Chapter 14: 2:58:59
Chapter 15: 3:08:19
Chapter 16: 3:22:22
Chapter 17: 3:42:47
Chapter 18: 4:03:05
Chapter 19: 4:32:50
Chapter 20: 4:54:18
Chapter 21: 5:16:44
Chapter 22: 5:40:40
Chapter 23: 5:53:34
Chapter 24: 6:07:52
chapter 25: 6:22:35
chapter 26: 6:40:56
*credit to everyone typing the chapters :) The list is going to be updated more.
Minecraft Gaming Steve would be proud 🙏✊🏻
Chapter 27: 6:59:10
Chapter 28: 7:16:20
Chapter 29: 7:39:23
Sooooo good!!! The narrator did a superb job with all the characters! Thank you!!!
Samuel Clemens is the narrator
ya ~ perfect amount of gravel in his mouth
Please please please don’t remove these great audiobooks it’s all I have to sleep by
They are a comfort indeed, and it is highly commendable that You Tube doesn't sully audiobooks with those blaring commercials in the middle.
A fabulous audiobook..thanku for the brilliant narration ♥️💯🙂 10/10👍
Mark Twain... huckleberry Finn....what more to say!?!?
Get thee to a nunnery!
That was amazing. Great narration! 11/10
this helped me speed through huck finn in the two weeks our prof scheduled us to read it. as someone learning to read faster, this was so insanely useful!!!
Chapter 1 0:55
Chapter 2 9:36
Chapter 3 24:20
Chapter 4 34:45
Chapter 5 46:16
Chapter 6 53:08
Chapter 7 1:10:38
Chapter 8 1:26:38
Chapter 9 1:54:04
Chapter 10 2:03:37
Chapter 11 2:12:02
Chapter 12 2:29:16
Chapter 13 2:46:37
Chapter 14 2:58:58
Chapter 15 3:08:20
Chapter 16 3:22:21
Chapter 17 3:42:49
Chapter 18 4:03:05
Chapter 19 4:32:53
Chapter 20 4:54:21
THANK YOUUUU
A wonderful story and well narrated. Very enjoyable.
I listen to this while working.
I Love it! I Love huck, he's awesome!😂
Chapter 1: 0:00
Chapter 2: 9:36
Chapter 3: 23:18
Chapter 4: 34:40
Chapter 6: 53:04
Chapter 7: 1:10:32
Chapter 8: 1:26:36
Chapter 9: 1:54:00
Chapter 10: 2:03:36
Chapter 11: 2:12:06
Chapter 12: 2:29:15
Chapter 13: 2:46:34
Chapter 14: 2:58:57
Chapter 15: 3:08:16
Chapter 16: 3:22:20
Chapter 17: 3:42:47
Yes!!
GOAT
You are amazing. I hope you get all of the green lights on the way home
My husband and I listen to this at night to go to sleep to.
I have always loved this adventure. Great human spirit and friendship displayed in a geniously concocted format!!! Thank you and God bless you Samuel Clemens.
You know they are removing these great books
That’s why I bought Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn just the other day.
Thank goodness this is not a Librivox recording! I love the project, but almost every narrator has a grating voice, and the disclaimers are difficult to ignore when so numerous.
A few good ones. The best was the one who narrate the Complete Sherlock Holmes.
Boo hoo...you do better
I like this reading so far.
@@canman5060 magpie audio does a great job with sherlock books
aw i like Phil Chenevert he is a cool narrator :(
2:08 LOL... Got a good chuckle about the guy who fell off the shot tower and he was so flattened, they just slid him edgeways between two barn doors to bury him.😄
That's Twain.
Finn's father is a study in human psychology. He hated that his son was being lifted in the world and instead of desiring to raise himself as well, he wanted to bring his son back down. Interesting, isn't it?
I never thought of it that way
This narration by Norman Dietz is the only one I like, I just love the voices he does and the way he reads. I haven’t found his version of Tom Sawyer on yt yet but hopefully soon. Thanks for posting and to whoever reads this, enjoy! :3
A wonderful reading. Really enjoyed it. I read the book 50 years ago but this reading was much better than reading it myself. Thank you.
You had me by the second chapter.. You sure can lay down the inflection .. Bout the best I ever did hear... Thanks
It surprises me how Twain could change the voices so quickly without any difficulties
Thanks for posting! great story
That Shakespear's Soliloque produced by duke sounded like a word salad spoken by some of the modern politicians, who have no respect for their audience's intelligence 😆
9:30. Dang I forgot what a deranged whack-a-doodle that Tom Sawyer really was!!!
😄 Poor Huck
Tom was a bit of a spoiled boy, with time to indulge in fantasy. Huck never had no spoiling, nor luxury of domestic security... Except when it was too late for him to have that kind of childhood. Good boys both of 'em. ;)
listen on 1.5 playback speed. it’s perfect
I try it... is quite funny
2x speed is good when you're 30 chapters behind in class 😊
I agree ❤️ perfect👌
I've seen a bunch of first half chapter time stamps- here's the past few!
Chapter 37 - 9:50:35
Chapter 38 - 10:06:07
Chapter 39 - 10:21:53
Chapter 40 - 10:35:05
Chapter 41 - 10:49:11
Chapter 42 - 11:06:11
Last chapter - 11:25:43
I love this book honestly.
Best narration!
Agreed! This is like, the only one I've found that isn't soul-suckingly monotone. Bless this guy😂
I'm 63 and lord this book brings back childhood memories. When things were so simple and people could talk about history and being PC was a term that didn't exist. What a mess this world has become. Now you can't even read Jungle Book to your grandkids without catching hell.
Or at least that's what you thought the world was like based on your singular perspective
@@ChillingTales12 seems a bit disrespectful. Cutter shared, of course it was his experience, whose else? But look at movies, books of 60 years ago; we were more easy and accepting, even polite with each other.
@@margaretgoodheart4167 Mkvies don't always accurately depict society. They're movies. They exaggerate and makes things more dramatic
Reading Mark Twain books in a rainy day. Mark Twain and the adventures, and American food culture. Today the last day of the Fall. Consequently, Tomorrow December 21, is the first day of the winter season in North America. Note: Mark Twain is a best American writer in the 19th Century. Mark Twain and "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is one of his best novels as millions American readers love. Nevertheless, Mark Twain also brings 'American Foods Culture' in his memoirs to the audiences in his writing...
i love the disclaimer !
mark twain is the best
i was here 20/07/2021.
Thank you so much! That was some ride.
I really love this narator!
Thanks man you’re a lifesaver!
Great voice!!!!!!!!!
Lovely voice and lucid diction
Thank you! Forgot about my reading assignment.
Chapter 19: 4:32:54
Chapter 15: 3:08:21
Bro that plot twist at the end got me
you read it perfectly. thank you
It’s great to be back in this adventure
1:09:16
2:46:33 Chapter 13
3:42:43 Chapter 17
4:03:01 Chapter 18
4:32:52 Chapter 19
4:54:18 Chapter 20
5:39:52 Chapter 22
6:22:32 Chapter 25
6:59:10 Chapter 27
🤠 IT'S BEEN GREAT,, THANKS
This is so good how did mark twain get that perfect accent
Thanku 😊 was able to finish it in 2 days.
Thank you so much. You helped me through!
Chapter 26: 6:40:54
chapter 21: 5:16:40
Chapter 24 6:07:50
Chapter 26 6:41:00
Chapter 30 8:03:46
1:26:40
chapter 8
3:42:42
chapter 17
4:54:20
chapter 20
8:11:40
chapter 31
9:50:27
chapter 37
Can you post links to the different chapters?
Wish I could talk to the author ask him he's thoughts on things what he felt while writing this
Chapter 13: 2:46:40
8:36:00 chap 32
Chapter 19: @ bookmark
Chapter 24: 6:07:52
0:42 Oh my type of guy.
Chapter 23: 5:53:35
Bookmark 4:19:20 [Ch.18]
Thank you!🙏
who is this great narrator?
I'm only in the 3rd chapter.. On the second chapter I was blown away about as good as I've heard.. I've listened to dozens of books.. Just listened to Tom Sawyer narrated was terrible.. This guy has inflection.. Makes it much nicer
Tells you at the intro ! Norman Deates ! .
chapter 9: 1:54:03
Chapter 18: 4:03:10
Chapter 7: 1:10:41
Bookmark: 2:29:14
1:54:03 Chapter 9
2:03:54 bookmark
Chapter 36 9:37:56 -bookmark
2:12:00 bookmark
Is this uncensored version with n words and stuff?
Yes
@@eeason2844 splendid, thanks
@hop Scotch of course :-)
i already done watchd the tom sawyer anime ' when i was watchd i feel im back to my childhood
1:10:38 bookmark
9:38:00 chapter 36
Bookmark 📖 2:12:10
BOOKMARK 1:34
Jim sounds alot like Tigger :P
Tigger Jim
33:47 bookmark
Chapter 6 53:10
Bookmark 2:08:08
Chapter 2: 9:36
1:10:36 Bookmark
Ch13 2:46:39
Ch17 3:42:45
Bookmark: 9:41:54
Chapter 13 2:46:39
Chapter 7: 1:10:40
14:34 bookmark
1:29:29
2:18:29
Ch. 41 10:49:10
Where is ch 31
Chapter 8 1:26:39
13:16 bookmark
Chapter 14 2:58:56