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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (published 1876) is a very well-known and popular story concerning American youth. Mark Twain's lively tale of the scrapes and adventures of boyhood is set in St. Petersburg, Missouri, where Tom Sawyer and his friend Huckleberry Finn have the kinds of adventures many boys can imagine: racing bugs during class, impressing girls, especially Becky Thatcher, with fights and stunts in the schoolyard, getting lost in a cave, and playing pirates on the Mississippi River.
One of the most famous incidents in the book describes how Tom persuades his friends to do a boring, hateful chore for him: whitewashing (i.e., painting) a fence. This was the first novel to be written on a typewriter. (summary adapted from wiki)
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00:00:00
Preface - 00:00:20
Chapter 1 - 00:01:26
Chapter 2 - 00:14:54
Chapter 3 - 00:26:48
Chapter 4 - 00:39:42
Chapter 5 - 00:59:47
Chapter 6 - 1:11:04
Chapter 7 - 1:31:39
Chapter 8 - 1:42:26
Chapter 9 - 1:52:59
Chapter 10 - 2:05:04
Chapter 11 - 2:16:35
Chapter 12 - 2:25:21
Chapter 13 - 2:35:37
Chapter 14 - 2:49:37
Chapter 15 - 3:01:32
Chapter 16 - 3:11:03
Chapter 17 - 3:28:52
Chapter 18 - 3:35:46
Chapter 19 - 3:51:45
Chapter 20 - 3:55:46
Chapter 21 - 4:04:43
Chapter 22 - 4:18:54
Chapter 23 - 4:24:50
Chapter 24 - 4:36:20
Chapter 25 - 4:39:13
Chapter 26 - 4:51:10
Chapter 27 - 5:06:18
Chapter 28 - 5:11:47
Chapter 29 - 5:17:35
Chapter 30 - 5:32:32
Chapter 31 - 5:49:34
Chapter 32 - 6:06:55
Chapter 33 - 6:12:33
Chapter 34 - 6:30:52
Chapter 35 - 6:35:41
Conclusion - 6:45:29
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Thank you. I am 70 years old and Tom Sawyer was my favorite book as a young child. I have read this book many many times. Also I lived a Tom Sawyer type youth and I grew up on the Muskungum River in southeastern Ohio. What a rich and full adventure my life has been. Mark Twain, I'm sure has sent many a boy off into the world with a great perspective. Greg Chaney in coastal N.C
Hi Greg, lucky fellows aren't we, Good luck.
@@joeadams1225 yes we are lucky Joe. To me we got the best America had to offer. All my best to you and yours, and thank you for your response. Greg
@@gregchaney2004 you got the best America had to offer what happened to the American Indians
What happened to the American Indians though
@@joeadams1225
Op
1:26 ch 1
14:54 ch 2
26:48 ch 3
39:42 ch4
59:47 ch 5
1:11:04 ch 6
1:31:39 ch 7
1:42:26 ch 8
1:52:59 ch 9
2:05:04 ch 10
2:16:35 ch 11
2:25:21 ch 12
2:35:37 ch 13
2:49:37 ch 14
3:01:32 ch 15
3:11:03 ch 16
3:28:52 ch 17
3:35:46 ch 18
3:51:45 ch 19
3:55:46 ch 20
4:04:43 ch 21
4:18:54 ch 22
4:24:50 ch 23
4:36:20 ch 24
4:39:13 ch 25
4:51:10 ch 26
5:06:18 ch 27
5:11:47 ch 28
5:17:35 ch 29
5:32:32 ch 30
5:49:34 ch 31
6:06:55 ch 32
6:12:33 ch 33
6:30:52 ch 34
6:35:41 ch 35
6:45:29 conclusion
You are the goat!
Thank you so much!!
you're a god
Tnx
Thank
Aunt Pauley : I thought you were dead?
Tom: my death was, extremely exaggerated
Lmao legend.
😂
It’s Aunt Polly not Pauley
Ironically that quote came from Mark Twain .
Polly not Pauley
Mark Twain would be mortified at the thought of schoolchildren being tested on their knowledge of his book. It was meant as light entertainment, he deliberately left out any attempt at moral instruction. He was roundly criticized for this at the time, but nothing ever changes. Schools will take the joy out of anything if they can.
Doesn't the beginning of Huck Finn read something like "all readers in search of a moral will be shot?"
@@falsexgrindx378 I don’t know but it sounds like a rule to live by
@@falsexgrindx378 YES, that's correct..
Mortified means embarrassed. Despite sounding somewhat similar to "horrified", it's not a synonym of it
@@falsexgrindx378 I was JUST about to comment that 😂 I was reading it yesterday and saw that in the very beginning of the book. I love the irony.
Tom's aunt is just like my mom...you could run around like a wild person during the summer, but you *were* going to church on Sunday, no matter how little sleep you'd gotten on Saturday night.
Yep!
same
Usually the Readers will say who they are- but not this fellow, and he is an AMAZING NARRATOR!! Wonderful tone of voice, fantastic change of voice for characters, and inflection and interpretation of how the characters would have sounded had they been there to speak for themselves: An overall enjoyable experience. I have never read this book (and I am a senior citizen) and am pleasantly surprised at how wonderful it is. I really enjoying listening to this creative and engaging story read by this expert reader. I wonder if he is a professional.
It's read by John Greenman.. Greetings from Holland
@@jetjegoesdutch7933 Hi Jetjegoesdutch! I am 1/4 Dutch, my Grandparents on my Dad's Side immigrated to the USA just before turn of the century- late 1800's. We could be cousins.
@@kastironwoman6009 hello fellow Dutchie 😇🌷 I always love to hear how people are linked to my country. To be honest, most people know more about their history than i do. It's not that i am not interested but for you guys it almost always means migration to a different continent at some point.. Well and for me it will link me to this part of the world mostly unless maybe when i start to dig very very deep. Maybe we are cousins yes haha.. There's a couple of mln other's that could be your cousin too i am afraid lol.. But the thought is lovely !! There was a storm here today in Holland called Poly. There was lots of wind and rain. Greetings and wonderful of you to send me a messsage.. Juliette
‘Bout time someone said something nice
Just think, it could have been you.
As a kid I love this book along with Huck Finn. I’m 31 now and still read them at least once a year. Loved the voice 🥰
I love adventures of Tom Sawyer but really loved the adventures of Huck Finn
Preface: 0:20
Chapter 1: 1:27
Chapter 2: 14:57
Chapter 3: 26:54
Chapter 4: 39:45
Chapter 5: 59:52
Chapter 6: 1:11:08
Chapter 7: 1:31:45
Chapter 8: 1:42:28
Chapter 9: 1:53:05
Chapter 10: 2:05:04
Chapter 11: 2:16:41
Chapter 12: 2:25:23
Chapter 13: 2:35:43
Chapter 14: 2:49:41
Chapter 15: 3:01:35
Chapter 16: 3:11:06
Chapter 17: 3:28:38
Chapter 18: 3:36:04
Chapter 19: 3:51:48
Chapter 20: 3:55:48
Chapter 21: 4:04:58
Chapter 22: 4:18:57
Chapter 23: 4:24:52
Chapter 24: 4:36:38
Chapter 25: 4:39:13
Chapter 26: 4:51:13
Chapter 27: 5:06:23
Chapter 28: 5:11:49
Chapter 29: 5:17:50
Chapter 30: 5:32:37
Chapter 31: 5:49:38
Chapter 32: 6:06:54
Chapter 33: 6:12:50
Chapter 34: 6:30:53
Chapter 35: 6:35:43
Conclusion: 6:45:27
Kailintaps you are a legend
THANKYOU 😍😍 you are a life saver
Kailintaps I love you rn no homo
Legend
Thanks Man
who else has to read this for school?
Joy Manzano me
me
Joy Manzano me!!!
me for a book report HAHAA
Me for summer reading 📚
My teacher read this book to me when I was a kid and for some reason it felt like a movie in my imagination just like the Chronicles of Narnia. I'm 27 now trying to listen to the story again:)
I'm glad your teacher read this book to you as a kid. It warms my heart ❤️ to see you sitting on the floor indian style amongst the other boys and girls as Tom Sawyer is read to you. Then a nap followed up with snAcK time, then recess, then home.
“Tom’s mental stomach never hungered for one of those prizes”....😂😂😂😂 My son would say, “it’s not that deep” to anything that remotely sounds like a task that attaches itself to some kind of generic reward. If he hears about that German born poor chap’s mental state following over stimulation while trying to file all those passages waiting to be recited just for a reward, he would take a week off his weekly reading just to feel angry about such circumstances.🤣🤣🤣 Our CRE teacher Mr Reuwel just caned us and gave us more memory verses on top of the previous that we had not learnt. He has died now and I know he misses class 4. All those poor victims of his that needed such whips to know God thru reciting verses in English that did not make no sense. If you are teacher here, please ask yourself why you teach before you ruin some kid’s life. 🧐 Anyway, Very inspired reader. Thanks
Is it still like how you imagined it?
Was it mr Bertram?
Can't you read??
I must admit that plantation home and the trees and river boat in the background is beautiful.
The guy reading the book did an excellent job of portraying the sarcasm and matter of fact way that Twain wrote the best parts, without overdoing it. The matter of fact explanations of why Tom thinks the way he does is the most interesting parts and he pulls the portrayal of that off perfectly, very well read!
Yes, especially the earnest expression of the logic behind various superstitions.
My favorite book as a child I’m 65 now..
@@RobertIsraelKabakoff 53 here and just finished it for the first time. It was SO worth it!
Me too Anne ❤️
Me too Anne
Who is reading this online because of the coronavirus?
I am
me
Me
Nugget _ hi
My dad is forcing me to read this send help pls
This is sooooo much better than reading it yourself, lol
nope I'm only doing this bcause I don't have the book
Hm
yea if u have to do a report on it like me
What a loser!,!!!!
I know
The story of Tom and Huck and Becky and Joe is the story of my youth and of everyone’s youth. This is a beautiful book and this audiobook edition is especially great, the reader did a wonderful job
anyone else reading this for school :T ?
Yess
+Olivia Bassett sup Olivar
+Jackesloco stalk much......... And y were u not at open house
+Jackesloco or r u here bc u don't wanna read either 😅
+Olivia Bassett reading is for noobs.
Sir. I wanted to inform you if it wasn't for you I wouldn't have passed English. Thank you.
Same got two days to Finnish this book
Same
finish*
lol, was that on purpose?
same i have 5 hours to finish this book
Same, I start school in a literal day and I haven’t started reading yet so I’m doing this so thank you
As an older adult woman I loved this. I’m so glad I found it.
As a 14 year old I loved it too, Gen Z, and older generations can have something in common too I guess!
I'm 53 and had never read Tom Sawyer. I recently decided to listen to some old stories now that I have difficulty reading. It's so much easier with audio books. I loved this! What a great story! I just finished Anne Of Green Gables and Catcher In the Rye too, both of which were equally enjoyable.
I am 61 and reading it now, never had to in school, school was never about learning anyway, also teaching myself arithmetic that was never taught me,
Put the video at 1.25 speed and you'll finish the book sooner! It's still understandable! :D
that's actually brilliant if you need to do a book report!
Elite Lens Films how do you speed it up?
Adam Kennedy First of all, you must be on a computer. It won't work on mobile devices. Then you click on the settings gear, click "speed," and set it where you want.
Thank you so much!
BAHAHAA I WAS READING THROUGH THE COMMENTS AND I FOUND YOU
“Tom sawyer is the worst thing since my son!” -this narrator
But seriously, nice read, best quality I could find to be sure.
I won a copy of this book as a child but never read it as the book had a strange smell! I have now finally listened to it, in my 50's and what a wonderful treat! I will have to listen to Huck Finn next.
Huck finn is great
I feel like such an idiot for wondering why everyone was putting time stamps in the comments. I'm like "What? That part's not funny...why are you linking me to that part? Why is this guy putting a new time stamp on the comments every day further along in the book? Oh wait, wait- OHHHH BOOKMARKS!" xD
Oh, hey Luke! Haven't seen you in awhile! How's life?
Elite Lens Films ... Lol same
How many people have actually read this for fun?
Plenty. Me for one.
I am!
I have a test in 2 days. Started listening and it is actually good, I am impressed
my ch 15 test is due in 2.5 hours🤪
@@andihunt5155 how’d you do?
@@andihunt5155 how was it?
i have it tmr, just started lol
Good audio quality, narrator has good diction, and I can confirm that the audio book is unabridged. I compared what he was saying with my own book and the words match.
I agree I'm listening to it at 1.5 and I can understand it easily
not all the words are correct, at one point it said boy's in the book and he said bodies (thats not the only mistake) (im not hating on this guy, its only human to mess up)
@@oofitssnail I think he meant that he was reading the same version. Not that the narrator doesn't make mistakes.
Thanks for that comment as now I can proceed with listening. I had to make sure it hadn't been corrupted with woke adjustments. Cheers.
Summer reading test on this tomorrow and I just started
Same
Same as well
Emily Alysabeth read this book in first grade (1988). Read it cover to cover every day for the whole year.
Emily Alysabeth haha same
Emily Alysabeth same
My dad read this to me 50 years ago. He should have been a narrator. He read so well, changing his voice appropriately and his unflections were so perfect that all narrators I hear now suck compared to my dad.
I wish I had recorded his reading.
Aww
Your father left memories for you, alone, to treasure Mary.
this can be considered a short audio book! most audio books are like 11h
Brooke Durrett REALY !!!!!!
It is even shorter than most of the other versions of this book too
@@lukas.caldwell some are 1 hour lel
Most audio books I’ve listened to are like 6 to 8 hours. /:
You can be considered a bitch
Anyone else using this for a book project due tomorrow?
Yep. I year late but. Ya
No I have to take it once I finish it on Renaissance
@Michael Bode how'd it go?
@@LawfulConcept badly
@@zzz-yr4jn rip
I'm listening to escape all the bad news.
Poo
I do not watch the news anymore. I refuse to worry about what I cannot control.
Life is better living in my own world.
My word! I read this many MANY YEARS AGO. When I heard that opening fight between Tom and the other boy, I laughed again again.
This cracked me up too. 😂
oh my god thank you so much. I had one day before my report was due and I probably wouldn't of even finished the book if it weren't for this video.
Pranathi Budarapu SAME EXEPT IM STILL LISTINING
Same thing happened with me!
Pranathi Budarapu Same here lol
Same but a test tomorrow
Yup
I read this book more then a decade ago....im 24 years old now. Great book!
Guess what your know 25 lol good book right?
Outdoors&Cars I read it more than 55 years ago a number of times and it hasn’t changed unlike me x
Thank you John Greenman, im here after watching an episode of everybody loves Ray, his mother Marie was helping Raymond with homework for her grandchildren when Raymond tells Marie he's never read Tom Sawyer, she's in disbelief an screams at him about it being an American classic it certainly took me back to school i haven't heard anything about good old Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, in a very long time i found this video and started to listen im actually very impressed with the audio and of course your voice is absolutely wonderful compared to several others who certainly don't come close to it is definitely my favorite im going to be listening to this entire classic and enjoying every moment of it. I want to thank you again and let you know it's very much appreciated .
We have a test on this on monday and i just started :') also the narrator's reading is really good it makes it seem like a play
Pretty KooL name there!! LoL
He really is a great reader. I liked reading this, but it's great being read to :)
I like ur pfp bae👏🏻👀
lol same
also i like your pfp xD
Thanks for making this video, saved me time to read the book
Read it in the 7th Grade and reading it now again 45 yrs later
as a person with adhd and dyslexia who needs to write a book report on this due to tomorrow, this is amazing cuz its very well read and interesting :0)
I wish these had been available back when I was in school. I didn't know I had ADHD, but it's obvious to me now. Hearing the story is so much easier and more enjoyable. I'm not one of those who praise reading as if it is the best way to learn. Learning in a way that suits your brain is ideal.
@@VioletJoyeveryone has adhd nowadays.
Thanks for mentally bringing me back in time to a simple better tme
I'm astonished at the comments below! Boring? "Tom Sawyer"? I read it at the age of 10. That has always been one of the children's favourites of all the time in our country! I don't think that it's due to the Russian translation. Mark Twain's original is adorable although I'm far not 10 any more. THANK YOU for tha audiobook!)))
tamara I think its a nice book its only boring TO ME because it is an audiobook
Bear in mind, the Russian translation you've read was probably the Classic Kornei Chuckovski, a writer himself.
I had 3 weeks to read this but I procrastinated until the last day. You saved my grade, thanks bro
I love how even after 10 yrs we are all still reading this for school. 😂
Lol
10 years? Lol this book came out in the 19th century
WHO ELSE HAD TO READ THIS FOR SCHOOL 😂😂😂
Mee
Me! Lol
This was my first Talking Book , and Id like to thank the reader for making it such a great experience , with his adept skills in voice tone , switching between characters and engaging his listeners without over dramatising it. Ive never read any of Mark Twain's work , and I love how it can reach both child and adult audiences . Great elements of sataire and social observation. Its a sad but honest reflection of some of the prejudice of the age evident in some of its language . Im sure this has been widely debated. It took me back to some of my own childhood reading which included Richmal Crompton's William books. Many Thanks. R
I highly recommend this channel's version of treasure island. The reader does an excellent voice for long John silver. Very fun listen!
Fantastic book. Great voice, I remember a time like this when I was young. Imagination is made for childhood, then we grow up and never have an orginal thought again.
I'm 63 and I still have endless original thoughts! 😁👌🏽❤️
I encouraged my son to use his imagination, and he still uses his and encourages his children to be original and creative.
I LOVE hanging out with my grandchildren! 😁
Sometimes at night we lie on the bed in the dark room with a torch 🔦
We shine the light on the ceiling and move it around as we create stories spontaneously. The torch beam animates our tales. ❤️
Takes me right back to school (30 years ago) when I was first introduced to this book. I loved it!
2:49:37 end of chapter 13
thank! you needed chapter 14 for english class!
Wonderful narration.
Book report due Friday just started reading,It's gonna be a long night
2:35:02 it's just a bookmark don't actually go to that time and expect something good
Narm interesting bookmark
I thought this was going to be the part where it says the n word in the book
I'm here in 2019 and I had to read this book in 2 weeks and saved until the last day and I finished the book in one day thanks to this so thank you so much!!
Brennan MUA try 3 days
bruh moment good luck brother and god speed
Love listening to these classic audiobooks.
Thank you Librivox, and thank you Mr.Grenman : this is a wonderful way to visit,or revisit beautiful literature.
Love Tom Sawyer but I really loved adventures of Huck Finn.
I enjoy listening to Mark Twain's story
Just figured I had to read this for school. Procrastinating as always.
allison nicole same😂😂
“he would now have comprehended that work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do, and that play consists of whaterver a body is not obliged to do." 😉
Really good audio book
I loved this book it is my favorite book . Very well read
I have several of Mark Twain’s books many times
tom sawyer reminds me of how my childhood was, pleased to know this amazing audiobook!
14:55 We've listened to a few readers, and this is the one my 9 yo likes the best! Great job!
Only 1hr25min in and I’m blown away by what kids will trade back in the day just for fun. Like hey you want my tooth for the tick
Wtf you can’t even borrow a kids phone then give it back these days.
My favorite book of all time, I remember I had to read this book in grade 7 for literature class.
Tom Sawyer is My Favorite Book
3:08:14 "she made broken hearted ejaculations" the immature teenager just laughed my ass off when I heard this. Such a wonderful way to describe the simple act of crying. Mark Twain was a literary genius.
This saved me so much I was supposed to read over spring break but I was to lazy and I have a test tomorrow and this was like my life saver ☺️☺️😂❤️
My favourite Book 📖
Since 1977 .😊
Who else was to lazy to read the book so you search this up💀🤣
yo is ama ur name?
Speak for yourself, I’m too busy and need to drive for a lot of the time. Also some other reasons... 🏴☠️
pls ive only read one chapter and the ch 15 quiz is due today
@@jonathanwells223 it’s not pirating if it’s in the public domain
Yep I have an essay due tomorrow (at least 3pgs) so trying to finish
Best book ever- no one can change my mind.
Your only allowed to like if you listened at 1.5x speed
Thank you for such an eloquent recitation of every word. You kept up my interest till I leaved through the last page. Narrations like this add delight in the process of reading.
I wish there were subtitles or the written version on the screen
What's the point of listening to it then?
@@FatalShotGG i dont understand without subtitles i wish i could
This audio book was very helpful!
5:22:44 middle of chapter 29
Ur amazing John Greenman😊 thanks soo much
Book report due tmrw. Haven't read the book.
same
So read the book...
Wonderful - I first read it when I was about 10 - gets even better with age
Who all had to learn this for school??
me
Me
John reads this so very well. A fabulous classic along with Huckleberry Finn.
Do you know who the reader is? Does he ever give his name, or do you know him personally. I LOVE his narration. His voice and ability is wonderful!!!
i really got 1 day to read this book
A.J. Vollmer same
Da hell
me too rn 😭
So...you were supposed to start reading this book a long time ago, right? And you didn't. And now you're out of time. Ha ha ha, procrastinator!
@@magistrumartium hahaha not sarcastic totally
This book was low key 🔥🔥🔥🔥
i haven't read this in 20 years. I'd forgotten how funny it is. Thanks to the reader and the uploader for this excellent literary experience.
i have the book but im to lazy to read it
Daniel Suvorov same
true
ikr
Blissfully funny and charming. Thankyou
Our English teacher gave us this link
Monique Zarate HI MOJO!!!
Noah Sears you guys are so weird
HI NOAH Noah Sears ik we are Betty Huh
aren't you supposed to be resting for tomorrow?
Monique Zarate Yo it ain't a party 'till Killian comments!
Wonderful reading! Thank you
TheProgressiveParent I AGREE
Helped me with my school work a lot thank you soooo much! :)
WoW, I read this book as a teenager since then the Mississipi Delta resonates to me.
This is great book for a book report and mine is do next friday
These audiobooks are awesome
Loved the movie too. Use to watch it on tv once or twice a year when they would play it.
Thanks soooooo much for this audiobook!!! Honestly, I didn't feel like reading this book....😂
THANK YOU FOR THIS
Anyone else here from CH1
YES!!!
I have like 1 day to read it lol
Same💀😂 I read it on 1.75 speed yesterday and finally finished it. Now I have to do the same thing again with a different book😭
I look for this comment on every audiobook lol
Same
The rhythm of this song is so infectious. I can't help but move my body to the beat every time it comes on.
The chapter time stamps in the description are completely off. >:(
Edit: Oh, wait! No! They're just the time it takes to read them! I'm so sorry! XD!!!
Ya lol
Thise is my quarantine homework thank god this exist
sameeee
sAme
Thank you.
this book rules. Thanks Clarence!
This was such a big help with the book, good narrating