That was the format of the time. It's supposed to make the book look more like a memoir of a real expedition, as then the book can be used for academic reference. A reader could go back to the point they remembered by looking at the chapter titles in order to reference what happened.
To Bryan Godwin I offer sincere thanks for volunteering to narrate this, one of Jules Verne's more enjoyable stories. I hope you will continue to read more. However, before you narrate any more PLEASE take the time to look up the correct pronunciations in a good American-English dictionary. (If you normally spoke British-English then I'd say '...a good British-English dictionary', but your accent is obviously American.) I'm sorry, but I have to point out that your narration here is filled with many, MANY mispronunciations. (Here are just a very few: reconnoiter, corps, etcetera, tanganyika, basin, deluge, quinine, barbarous...) Please reconnoiter a dictionary first. Aside from the mispronunciations, your narration I thought was excellent, and so I say please keep up the good work!
Sometimes, I enjoy this. I grew up reading a lot and learning words from books. Then, starting in college, my contemporaries would give me he'll for mispronounciation. Thankfully, the whole modern generation has no idea how to pronounce these words!
Chapter 1 00:00
Chapter 2 13:11
Chapter 3 19:14
Chapter 4 31:50
Chapter 5 41:18
Chapter 6 50:38
Chapter 7 58:24
Chapter 8 1:06:33
Chapter 9 1:17:15
Chapter 10 1:24:53
Chapter 11 1:33:23
Chapter 12 1:43:48
Chapter 13 1:56:46
Chapter 14 2:07:39
Chapter 15 2:21:12
Chapter 16 2:38:55
Chapter 17 2:53:22
Chapter 18 3:07:41
Chapter 19 3:23:10
Chapter 20 3:31:47
Chapter 21 3:41:08
Chapter 22 3:53:25
Chapter 23 4:06:27
Chapter 24 4:18:18
Chapter 25 4:30:52
Chapter 26 4:40:43
Chapter 27 4:50:59
Chapter 28 5:00:43
Chapter 29 5:10:27
Chapter 30 5:20:46
Chapter 31 5:34:08
Chapter 32 5:41:40
Chapter 33 5:50:40
Chapter 34 6:02:10
Chapter 35 6:10:34
Chapter 36 6:26:30
Chapter 37 6:34:45
Chapter 38 6:44:06
Chapter 39 6:57:45
Chapter 40 7:05:50
Chapter 41 7:12:12
Chapter 42 7:23:16
Chapter 43 7:31:18
Chapter 44 7:44:06
Thanks lad
Thank you. 💜
Thanks Bryan great volume setting and your narration
Great job mate. Thank you!
Chapter 2 - 13:14
Chapter 6 - 50:38
Chapter 7 - 58:23
Chapter 8 - 1:06:35
Chapter 13 - 1:56:50
Chapter 15 - 2:21:12
Chapter 18 - 3:07:41
Chapter 22- 3:41:10
Chapter 23 - 4:06:28
Chapter 24 - 4:18:20
Chapter 25 - 4:30:55
Chapter 26 - 4:40:42
Chapter 28 - 5:00:50
Chapter 29 - 5:10:36
Chapter 31 - 5:34:09
Chapter 33 - 5:50:39
Chapter 35 - 6:10:38
Chapter 36 - 6:26:27
Chapter 38 - 6:44:02
Chapter 43 - 7:31:17
Bookmark: 17:20
Bookmark 50:40
Chapter 2 13:11
19:09
I really enjoyed Jules Verne book, and narrators voice was awesome, who is narrator?
Can you read ? It literally says "narrated by Bryan Godwin"
Does he mean to say mangrove trees instead of mango?
In a bucket that they dumped over the side, get with the times...
Why do they spoil the chapter by telling you what's going to happen at the beginning?
That was the format of the time. It's supposed to make the book look more like a memoir of a real expedition, as then the book can be used for academic reference. A reader could go back to the point they remembered by looking at the chapter titles in order to reference what happened.
To Bryan Godwin I offer sincere thanks for volunteering to narrate this, one of Jules Verne's more enjoyable stories. I hope you will continue to read more. However, before you narrate any more PLEASE take the time to look up the correct pronunciations in a good American-English dictionary. (If you normally spoke British-English then I'd say '...a good British-English dictionary', but your accent is obviously American.) I'm sorry, but I have to point out that your narration here is filled with many, MANY mispronunciations. (Here are just a very few: reconnoiter, corps, etcetera, tanganyika, basin, deluge, quinine, barbarous...) Please reconnoiter a dictionary first. Aside from the mispronunciations, your narration I thought was excellent, and so I say please keep up the good work!
he might be Canadian, possibly Australian.
Possibly from another former colony of the UK.
This speed reading is very distracting
And the pauses, I can't listen to this shit.... Hard Pass
it works if u have a copy of the book to read with. bc its a natural reading pace and the pauses are how the book is written
I’m enjoying listening to this at x .75 speed. You can control the speed via the UA-cam settings
Slow down!
I love the pacing. Makes it feel like an adventure!
Where did they pooh?
In you lunch bag! 😁
"Reconnoiter" and other words are mispronounced.
Oh good, I feel better now that you have pointed this out. 😁
Sometimes, I enjoy this. I grew up reading a lot and learning words from books. Then, starting in college, my contemporaries would give me he'll for mispronounciation. Thankfully, the whole modern generation has no idea how to pronounce these words!
You read too fast
Oh poppycock, yes I'll admit he reads somewhat quickly, but besides that he reads just fine. Saying he reads to quickly is an overstatement.