About this audiobook
Author: Mark Twain
Genre: Classic Literature
Duration: 06:46:12
Narrator: John Greenman
Source: LibriVox / Internet Archive
This public-domain audiobook is provided for free listening.
About the Story
Tom Sawyer turns ordinary life along the Mississippi into a series of adventures, from whitewashing a fence to searching for treasure. His friendship with Huckleberry Finn leads him into mischief, danger, and a frightening encounter with Injun Joe.
Mark Twain gives Tom an unforgettable mixture of imagination, bravado, and loyalty. The novel captures childhood freedom while also offering a lively picture of small-town America in the nineteenth century.
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All audio sections, in order (17)
- Chapter 01-02 — 00:26:38
- Chapter 03-04 — 00:32:58
- Chapter 05-06 — 00:31:51
- Chapter 07-08 — 00:21:20
- Chapter 09-10 — 00:23:35
- Chapter 11-12 — 00:19:01
- Chapter 13-15 — 00:35:24
- Chapter 16-17 — 00:24:56
- Chapter 18-20 — 00:28:55
- Chapter 21-23 — 00:31:37
- Chapter 24-25 — 00:14:37
- Chapter 26 — 00:15:08
- Chapter 27-28 — 00:11:27
- Chapter 29 — 00:14:46
- Chapter 30 — 00:16:59
- Chapter 31-32 — 00:23:14
- Chapter 33-35 — 00:33:46
Recording and credits
Recording source — Internet Archive · LibriVox
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