ROBINSON CRUSOE by Daniel Defoe - FULL AudioBook | Greatest🌟AudioBooks

[@PorkFrog]

I'm only thru a couple hours, but if this guy is a volunteer and not a professional...I've heard pros who aren't as good as this guy...pleasant voice, no overacting, no jarring mispronunciations, and a relaxed delivery... ...not as easy as you think, reading for people

[@CHROMATICFILMS]

Yeah wow he can read and talk at the same time. Seriously though is pretty good.

[@josephlyons9863]

I agree.

[@AusDenBergen]

Huh, I came here to say he reads like a seventh grader. To each his own I guess.

[@daviddollarhide7185]

I have certainly heard worse. He's fine.

[@Simirial]

i think it's his native tongue

[@danielkeirsteadsr6939]

I read that book when i was 12 yrs old. and i loved it. .I will be 70 11/22/2020.and enjoyed every minute of it. Well read Mark smith..Bravo.

[@southboundeightyone4958]

Damn, JFK was assassinated on your birthday!!!!

[@cup0noodles319]

Happy Birthday

[@Tinyflypie]

The sign of a good reader is when the listener forgets there is a reader and is totally absorbed in the story. You did this Mr Mark Smith thank you, your performance was excellent 👏 👍

[@KevinP-g1j]

I agree. I usually have to force myself to ignore the mistakes and mispronunciations to get through the story. Not in this case. Just relax and enjoy the adventure😊

[@GaryMills-cs2og]

Very interesting story i understand why its a classic its definitely in my top 10 books war of the worlds being number 1

[@samr.1073]

I'm going through a stressful time in my life. Every day ends with me listening to this before falling asleep. I like this audiobook

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

I hope things become less stressful for you soon, Sam, but glad to hear you're enjoying this one.

[@samr.1073]

@Greatest AudioBooks I always reset it. One day I'm gonna listen to the whole thing and hear about him getting off the island

[@danielpaulson8838]

@@samr.1073 Peace to you, Sam.

[@datgrrl_official]

@@samr.1073 spoiler alert!!! he makes it off the island??? well, i'll be...lol, peace sam xo

[@johnhelm6231]

Good job

[@dinoccio]

I have to agree with the relevant coments here about the narrator Mr Smith, what an excellent reader! Perfect. Thank you!!

[@bolshevikproductions]

A yank. This is British story. Not Yankee

[@LightningLpsTv]

here's the way the book chapters should be set up: 0:29 chapter 1 35:21 chapter 2 1:10:23 chapter 3 1:43:07 chapter 4 2:33:34 chapter 5 3:03:46 chapter 6 3:46:50 chapter 7 4:30:19 chapter 8 5:22:48 chapter 9 6:03:34 chapter 10 6:45:52 chapter 11 7:29:51 chapter 12 8:18:31 chapter 13 9:02:28 chapter 14 9:27:47 chapter 15 10:23:49 chapter 16 the end :)

[@lumpylog707]

LightningLpsTV thanks this is appreciated

[@LightningLpsTv]

you're very welcome, i was hoping i could help someone :)

[@annamaciosek8874]

LightningL

[@austinhunt2819]

Ohh this is amazing

[@chrisought2627]

What a legend

[@jasminewood395]

Thank you to Mark Smith of Simpsonville South Carolina. You sir did a wonderful read! Could hardly have done a better job of this read, scarcely stumbling at all, wonderful cadence, perfect tone for a nice calm listen or even to ease me to sleep. If not such a common name I might search you out just to say thanks, I might even give it a try anyway

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

He's really good, isn't he? I almost wish he narrated all Librivox books.

[@theresafeske6568]

He really is good!!

[@vincentanguoni8938]

Very nice!!

[@vannrollins9464]

He has done several- very good.

[@rosswitte]

Reminds me a little of Richard Dreyfuss.

[@arianna4124]

chapter one: 0:29 chapter two: 31:35 chapter three I: 1:00:20 chapter three II: 1:22:23 chapter four I: 1:43:28 chapter four II: 2:03:30 chapter five: 2:33:50 chapter six: 3:05:00 chapter seven: 3:38:00 chapter eight: 3:59:10 chapter nine: 4:23:50 chapter ten: 5:02:30 chapter eleven: 5:29:45 chapter twelve: 6:01:30 chapter thirteen: 6:42:40 chapter fourteen: 7:14:10 chapter fifteen: 7:52:20 chapter sixteen: 8:28:40 chapter seventeen: 9:07:30 chapter eighteen: 9:43:30 chapter nineteen: 10:21:40 chapter twenty: 10:56:00

[@mollymiller6107]

Thank you so much!!!

[@nighatr9593]

Lol

[@gosttunter]

Thanks. You took the time. Appreciated!

[@ilyssagreer9965]

Bless you 🙏🏼

[@jayar5229]

Pog.

[@woblwoblwobl]

I'm on a deserted island right now and this has given me some good ideas on how to make it back to civilization. 👍

[@mychannelmtl2496]

Amazing! xD

[@ElwoodPDowd-nz2si]

I can see you...

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

The internet is great that way. But dude ... Robinson does not invent a way to make his way back to civlisation. Civilisation rather randomly drops by to evenutally pick him up. Up until that point - it's all goats and bible studies, I am afraid.

[@73gmiller]

woblwoblwobl I understand and hope you found your way back.

[@idkwhattoputmynameas6306]

@Hana Rose cellular data/network

[@johnnicholas1488]

Mr Smith is an excellent reader. I am indebted to him for many hours of enjoyment to this elderly old American. I have enjoyed his readings of many great classics. Many kind thanks.

[@manaso2348]

I had an exam based on this book and didn’t finish the reading until yesterday 3 am, thanks to this video I managed to do it So THANK YOU 🙏🏻

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Do your homework

[@Naz_Babar]

Hey, what about your exam? 😊

[@manaso2348]

@@thelionsshare4015 waaah thanks that’s very sweet of you! I don’t really care what a dull little bitch blabbers to me so it’s alright though ^^

[@manaso2348]

@@Naz_Babar mmmh that’s so far away now haha I don’t remember mug grade but I passed so I guess it really helped, thanks for asking 😄

[@petekemp1326]

​@@whynottalklikeapiratfuk homework, take drugs

[@lindathomas2350]

I absolutely loved this audiobook! The reader was beyond the such a good orator! 👍

[@bolshevikproductions]

He’s a yank. And can’t pronounce British words correctly. Crusoe was English not Yankee Doodle

[@davidmyers9316]

Read by: Mark F. Smith...What a fine reader!! Thank you Mr Smith, this is my 5th or 6th audio of yours. All have been a delight.

[@josephlyons9863]

His reading of "Great Expectations" is very good, too.

[@daviddollarhide7185]

I liked Chancellorsville and Gettysburg read by him also.

[@colleencupido5125]

Mark F Smith...After listening to dozens of readers with multiple classic books I enjoy, what a fine reader indeed! In fact, for this particular book, I cannot imagine a finer one. He embodies the lower middle classes or everyman with which Defoe certainly sympathized.

[@ralphvitullo7313]

@@colleencupido5125 I was thinking the same way. The words and cadence are perfect for mr Smith

[@markwallace1251]

The adventures of Tom Sawyer is unthinkably good...

[@Hunterblokland]

Best audio book I have ever listened to so peaceful but yet entertaining keep up the good work!

[@JesseMagoo2000]

Props to you for appreciation to this amazing audio book

[@gregchaney2004]

Thank you so much. Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and Robinson Crusoe were my favorite books as a young man. I am now 70 and these books played a subtle part in the rich and full life I have led. All my best to you and yours. Greg Chaney in coastal N.C

[@vincentanguoni8938]

Greg that makes you 71 today...same as myself... Also some of my favorite books...Thanx for that!!!

[@vincentanguoni8938]

Coastal Maine!!!!

[@curlyprivat22]

"Thank you for listening." ? Oh, dear sir, thank you for reading! :)

[@acreativeeccentric.9312]

damn you listened to all 11 hours?

[@carolmarsh1815]

Hahahahahahahaha Thanks for the laugh curly privat

[@jenshaag]

Chapter 1: Start in Life - 00:00:00 Chapter 2: Slavery & Escape - 00:31:17 Chapter 3: Wrecked On a Desert Island - 01:00:00 Chapter 4: First Weeks On the Island - 01:43:05 Chapter 5: Builds a house - The Journal - 02:33:35 Chapter 6: Ill and Conscience-Stricken - 03:04:35 Chapter 7: Agricultural Experience - 03:37:40 Chapter 8: Surveys his Position - 03:59:12 Chapter 9: A Boat - 04:23:45 Chapter 10: Tames Goats - 05:02:30 Chapter 11: Finds print of man's foot - 05:29:45 Chapter 12: A cave retreat - 06:01:34 Chapter 13: Wreck of a Spanish ship - 06:42:24 Chapter 14: A dream realised - 07:13:49

[@lilie459]

Thanks!

[@florinea.8589]

Thank you so much!!

[@soulbladeA46]

You play minecraft

[@nooffence7670]

You bored

[@juliannarosenberger9070]

Thank you, this will help me a lot!

[@aurbalpopal7332]

Somehow listened to the first eight hours today for a class. I would not have gotten through this book without Mark Smith. I am not much of an audiobook person but reading this such a chore that I resorted to listening to a book for the first time. I sort of regret not doing this before because it was much more entertaining this way! Also love the little chuckles here and there as he reads. He definitely read it well, without being boring or too much. Thank you so much for uploading this!

[@Bulgeofpersuasion]

I read this book three times in six months when I was 11 years old.

[@aurbalpopal7332]

@@Bulgeofpersuasion Even though I did not like this book (I know the times were really different but I just can't overlook the imperialist overtones), I can understand the appeal. As a kid (and honestly still as an adult), stories of adventure and survival were always fascinating to me. I am grateful to have read it at least once because I can see now that this book has clearly inspired so many other narratives that we see today.

[@david9783]

Mark, i live in Ft. Lawn, SC, in Chester county. I have REALLY enjoyed your reading of this fantastic book, which I read as a child, but had long forgotten. Thank you for drawing me once again into Robinson's adventures! (I am 66 now.)

[@usaefatadewuyi3292]

What a memory refreshing, or recalling the past. I read this book in my literature class several years back ,though not as voluminous as this but reversed copy. Thumb up for Mr. Smith, the reader , whose calmness and professionalism add immensely value to the book.

[@ausimike1]

A terrific story of adventure, well done Mark bringing this tale to life.

[@hanaa3047]

i couldn't have finished without this audiobook!! thank you!!!!

[@uralbob1]

Wow! I read this as a boy back in the 1960's. My memories of course, were virtually gone, but I remember the fantasies and drama of the story. The feelings I have today, are the way I remember those 50+ years ago. The narrator made a wonderful performance! I was absolutely unable to pause this reading through it's entirety. Thanks to all responsible for providing this exciting story!

[@mog-gyveroneill2500]

I read this in the '70's, I was preteens. I would read anything and everything, always had my nose in a book...still do!

[@susanyoung6632]

I thoroughly enjoyed this reading. Apart from an exciting and well written story, the reader has a lovely voice - good speed and timbre. Thankyou!!

[@thidorj]

Took almost 13 hours listening to the story with little gaps in between...love it...saw the visuals in mind just as I first read when i was ten....thanks.

[@toosiyabrandt8676]

HI Sooooo good you read it t ten! I was 8 and read the German version. Listening to it now I can't fathom getting through it at that age! But my visual memory has always been good, and Daniel Defoe really knows how to write to make that happen for people. Also the reader, Mark Smith is so wonderful to listen to, perfect for the character of Robinson Crusoe. Shalom to us only in Christ Yeshua.

[@userfrankx]

@@toosiyabrandt8676 can u help me with a project of mine? if so message me on insta. @ffranklinng6

[@mexicounexplained]

What a great reading. Thank you Mr. Smith.

[@turtleg12]

thoroughly enjoyable..the narrator has just the right tone, just the right enthusiasm. The story came alive.

[@slance3118]

Your right. Very much like a man retelling his story.

[@Manoka]

I had to read this book as quickly as possible for uni, but I’m the slowest reader in the world and I’m French 😅 this helped me a lot in reading efficiently, thanks!

[@lyn-ed5hg]

Wow thank you for this book!! Love it!! Middle road is the best way!! Finally!!

[@rainmancw9022]

I leafed through several books before happening upon this grand novel. The narrator in this one has harnessed me and I am indulged. Cheers

[@joycehahn01]

I so......loved this audiobook ! Mr. Smith from South Carolina has the perfect voice for it ! :)

[@bolshevikproductions]

Bad voice for it. This is British book. Crusoe is English not Yankee

[@imaniforte-howard5349]

Thanks!

[@TATAYLOR1987]

Great classic! What a journey. It makes me sad that some people can't find the joy. It is a true reflection of the person who is unable to enjoy great works such as this.

[@LenoxVeleno]

Hello

[@JBBost]

If you choose to not read deeper into a work, that's your loss, but lets not throw out the entire field of literary criticism over your feelings.

[@u-free370]

Such a good book, a lot of memories. This was one of my favorite books from my childhood, I have read it couple of times and it never gets boring. I love the reader as well, you did such a good job, thank you.

[@GFAprodite]

Did You Read An Abridged Version? The Original Is Kinda Hard To Read.

[@u-free370]

@@GFAprodite I read the translation, English is not my first language.

[@a.i.chemist2261]

"...finished my fourth year" "fourth" spoken exactly @ 4:44:44 *567th comment. *whoever liked this did it @ 12:30 my time, months later. Super cool.

[@basedsuntzu1163]

The magic of numbers

[@mosart7025]

Weird!

[@Charles-oo8bq]

I read this at 10:43 four years later. 1+4+3=44

[@JesseMagoo2000]

Fantastic job mate keep this up you will win a Oscar no cap

[@Zack-cb3jm]

I love this guys voice! It helped me read through and finish the book on time with me enjoying every part of it! Thank you so much

[@glenmacneill6935]

Great Reader! Makes it come to life!

[@maralyncampbell527]

Awesome, really enjoying his rendition, great pacing and clarity

[@DanHolmes-o9b]

I used to love reading to my children before bed. A ritual remembered.

[@I_am_in_your_walls1]

How the chapters are supposed to be: Chapter 8: 2:07:38 Chapter 9: 2:29:04 Chapter 10: 2:55:33 Chapter 11: 3:11:02 Chapter 12: 3:35:53 Chapter 13: 3:59:33 Chapter 14: 4:12:55 Chapter 15: 4:44:41 Chapter 16: 5:02:48 Chapter 17: 5:18:56 Chapter 18: 5:42:23 Chapter 19: 6:05:53 Chapter 20: 6:27:21 Chapter 21: 6:52:14 Chapter 22: 7:15:01 Chapter 23: 7:40:10 Chapter 24: 8:04:42 Chapter 25: 8:18:32 Chapter 26: 8:38:22 Chapter 27: 9:02:29 Chapter 28: 9:23:40 Chapter 29: 10:01:37 (Ill come back to this)

[@RoccoSantino]

My first audiobook and couldn’t put it down two and half nights fascinating listening and well narrative.

[@ez2u1]

I really loved the undertones of this story... DeFoe with Mr. Smith makes these words come alive.... What was quite interesting to me is how Robinson thought and talk about Friday not as a real human being but almost as an animal.... we do well to recognizes how different daily life and social conduct was in the 17th century.... the morbid violence of cannibalism and how Robinson had to mull over whether it was his business or not... until the English men might be ate.... good insight into that period in time. thank you Mr. Smith for your generous reading of this classic.... I loved the struggles and insights Robinson had with his life in Christ....

[@Ka0Z86]

This was my favouriute childhood book - thank you for that beautiful reading!

[@ОлегКирпу]

the best book in the world! i work and listen this book and learn English. after my work i read this book without audio and learn English. it is a good choice for me. i recommended read the witcher book, i think the witcher book is the best book in the world! it is very interesting, and significant

[@howard1beale]

Thank God for Librovox and for KZbin. Such a great story and a great reader, helps me drift off to sleep 💤

[@melania3558]

Chapter 1: Start in Life - 00:00:00 Chapter 2: Slavery & Escape - 00:31:31 Chapter 3 part 1: Wrecked On a Desert Island - 1:00:13 Chapter 3 part 2: Wrecked On a Desert Island - 1:22:22

[@melania3558]

1:27:27 pg 63

[@mahindakumara4004]

dacx saxx

[@evangeline6400]

Melania thank you

[@spongebobo3041]

Thx u really helped

[@momentarek390]

THANK YOU,i have about 20 mins to submit my assignment

[@freemarketjoe9869]

My mother used to read the three of us, for an hour or so, right before bed, then off we would go, upstairs, to dream about the adventures my mom had just finished reading several more chapters from.

[@PrincipledDrowGames]

my grandma showed me this book as a kid one of my personal favorites

[@watermelon9236]

I got an essay on this due tomorrow thank the gods you are here 🙏🏻

[@jeanthornton2107]

Superb narration. Listening whilst knitting. Absolutely riveting, loved the story now as I did many years ago a brilliant book. Many thanks❤

[@carolmarsh1815]

THANK you MR SMITH this is one of my school books and one of my favorites Very smooth reading 👌 and also engoyible Definitely a favorite

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Great, great reader. His voice is so appealing and soothing, and communicates Defoes's story so well. I sometimes play this at night to relieve anxiety and fall asleep.

[@jamesquigley8840]

This is the first real book I ever read on my own. Im horribly dyslexic and my mom read to us kids all the time ,but she wouldn't read this aloud. She said if I wanted to know what was in that book, I was going to have to read it myself. Curiosity got the better of me, and I kept trying until I learned to recognize the shape of the words. I've loved this book ever since.

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

@@jamesquigley8840 thanks, glad this helped!

[@DanHolmes-o9b]

C'mon who didn't fall in love with this movie in the 60s efore or after reading the book. I love it read to me, makes me feel like a kid again...

[@docroley5082]

Mr Smith, i thank you Sir, a most excellent reading of a classic and important story.

[@gailnewcomb8256]

Wow, I’ve read this book many years ago, but I don’t remember how thought provoking it was. I needed to listen to this again, just at this time in my life. This story touches so deeply into my life. Thank you for sharing it! ❤

[@thehunter9149]

Couldn’t understand or get through the book and found this and now I’m enjoying it. Also great reader !

[@natashaquesada101]

My daughter is going into 5th grade and had to read this book it helped a lot minus the fact she didn’t understand many words...

[@ally_tyson]

This reading is wonderful. This book has never interested me but the reader makes it much more tolerable

[@lumpfish99]

after many years i have got around to this classic....I love Defoe's work and I wish he had started writing before the age of 60....

[@Kenniii3]

I listen to this every night to sleep. I wake up multiple times a night and this happy place lets me relax and put away anxiety. Been doing this for almost a year now with almost never missing a night.

[@kittyprincessmeowmeow]

thank god there is an audio book for robinson crusoe i can never remember anything i read this helped me allot

[@TicTocRobotSnot]

For a kick, Google the “alot monster”.

[@nourxissa]

mark thank you for saving my life, im listening to you audiobook instead of reading it by myslef.. i would die reading it... i know it wasn't easy for you too... i really appreciate what you did.... thank you again and keep it going.

[@cassidygage7497]

1:22:03 Thanks for the upload. The best reader for libravox

[@danieltrueman6992]

I have read this book 6 times. All time favourite, guess I will try the audiobook

[@3in1god]

I so enjoyed listening to this. Beautifully read. Thank you so much.

[@scarletcheng8356]

I really liked the audio book and the reading was great ❤👍👍

[@joanmyers5148]

Thank you Mark, I have enjoyed your reading of this book, so very much over two day’s , Well done 👏👏

[@glenn-younger]

Anybody else wish the story continued? Great job on the read Mr Smith.

[@petekemp1326]

I understand there is a sequel by the author

[@monicalaura23]

Thank you Mr Smith I enjoyed your reading very much. 😊

[@jezfrench9435]

Irony is there are plenty of people who live in the modern world that would choose to live alone on that Island in a heartbeat.

[@robot_h]

If there's irony in that, it's in how one of the underlying messages of the book posits that a materially satisfied but socially isolated life is a miserable state for a human.

[@kennethd9344]

Thanks so much love listening thanks

[@sonsofscotland-9272]

Fascinating detail and insight into what life was like in the 1600s. Excellent reading! You kept me engaged throughout conveying a perfect expression.

[@quran_wrh]

fantastic reading Mark. this novel was so much fun on my second time around, thank you.

[@aperson9339]

Props to the people who are scrolling through the comments looking for a small amount of entertainment while they listen to this endless audiobook 😭

[@aperson9339]

I’ve been listening to this audio book for about three weeks and I’ve only got 5 hours through

[@aylmao6647]

Yall have adhd lmao this one of the more interesting books. I cant read at all these days but this is manageable

[@carsonianthegreat4672]

This book is incredibly entertaining!

[@Hysteresis11]

Big lulz. I'm listening because this is genuinely one of my favorites. Probably the 5th time.

[@carahuang9670]

That’s me

[@colleenjacobs9466]

It's 11 May 2020 today. Living alone during our covid-19 lockdown and listening to this? The irony makes me smile. I agree with others that the gentleman reading does a wonderful job. Forgive me Sir, your name escapes me at the moment. I read the book some years ago, in many ways I prefer audio books, especially if I have chores to do.

[@elbruhn]

Change speed to 1.25 in settings - much easier to listen to! :)

[@gageliebrock7264]

+Emma Bruhn thanks

[@abiscott857]

+Emma Bruhn How do you change this

[@gageliebrock7264]

Abigail Scott click the settings wheel on the lower right corner then click speed and select the desired speed

[@abiscott857]

Where do you find the settings icon on a samsung laptop where there isnt a settings icom

[@gageliebrock7264]

if you dont see a gear look for three dots stacked on top of each other

[@neal.karn-jones]

Best Librivox reading that I've heard.

[@johnrutledge3892]

I like this narrator . Well done.

[@Padfoot1313]

Chapter 14: A Dream Realized- 7:13:49 Chapter 15: Friday's Education- 7:52:10 Chapter 16: Rescue of Prisoners from Cannibals- 8:28:25 Chapter 17: Visit of Mutineers- 9:07:13 Chapter 18: The Ship Recovered- 9:43:22 Chapter 19: Return to England- 10:21:26 Chapter 20: Fight Between Friday and a Bear- 10:56:00

[@CV_CA]

So nice to see this book here.

[@robrobert9541]

Thoroughly enjoyed this story. Thanks.

[@paulshri8609]

Outstanding. Does anyone else remember the TV series from the early seventies? Very stirring theme music and good viewing.

[@spiritual005]

interesting and enjoyable reading thanks

[@richt6353]

Thank You for this great STORY!!

[@kirby19711]

Wonderful upload, thank you! I've subbed

[@chanikorottage3473]

Excellent reading!

[@NameRequiredSoHere]

Great voice. I enjoyed listening.

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

PROJECT GUTENBERG Version 2:03:08 Page 72 2:11:22 CHAPTER VI (page 78) - Analysis of his desolate condition 2:20:47 CHAPTER VII (page 83) - Evil vs Good List - Made table, chair & shelves 2:33:35 CHAPTER VIII (page 91) 3:03:48 CHAPTER IX (page 109) Dream p. 115 Hand of God - "Lack of Repentance" The Conscience 3:22:40 CHAPTER X (page 120) Sept 30 - 1st Sabbath Practice 3:54:47 CHAPTER XI (page 139) Rainy seasons description missing from Gutenberg 4:06:05 C. XII (p. 146) Benefits of the solitary life according to God's will (148) 4:23:44 C. XIII (p. 157) 4:35:45 C. XIV (p. 164) Powerful Reflections on being happy with what we have by the GRACE OF GOD. Making an umbrella 5:02:30 C. XV Failed Trip on Canoe 5:22:49 C. XVI Goats & reflection of being the king of his kingdom 5:42:23 C. XVII (p. 203) - The footprint 6:03:35 C. XVIII (p. 215) 6:27:20 C. XIX (p. 229) A Secret Hint to follow a certain path (p. 233) 6:45:33 C. XX (p. 240) Year 24 of solitude 25-Aug-2024 7:00:40 C. XXI 7:29:52 C. XXII 7:52:00 C. XXIII 8:18:32 C. XXIV 8:46:25 C. XXV p. 331 "Let no man despise the secret hints and notices of danger....... 9:27:43 C. XXVI 10:00:43 C. XXVII 10:24 NOT IN Gutenberg version 29-Aug-2024 10:27 Proceeds for the benefit of the CATHOLIC faith

[@JonPeacock]

Thanks for uploading this, great book!

[@MilciadesAndrion]

This is a classic book. I have really enjoyed this story. Thanks for your effort. I liked it and I subscribed to the channel.

[@mosart7025]

It's hard to believe this is probably the first English novel! Defoe really makes it seem like a true happening, and the writing is easy to understand, even though English has changed a bit since then.

[@elizabethshayo3303]

Lisa from Tanzania this audiobook help me a lot my literature class .

[@chrisought2627]

What a great job mr. Smith thank you for the help on my summer reading finished it in one week bc of you :)

[@Ranmon432]

Love the read thanks for the month of good sleep

[@deniselabella3950]

a very good narration, of course a wonderful story.

[@Speechless_Productions]

Hi I just wanted to give you a notification from yt after 11 years. LOL😂

[@emaginechild]

That was fantastic, thank you so very much~ Long drives just got way more interesting!!

[@Rory1948]

A very enjoyable story, Thank you.....

[@elsypie9834]

I needed this for homework thx

[@VikasSingh-ng2pu]

Thanks Sir. Nicely narrated

[@tomwinter2906]

Mr. Smith, sir, my heartfelt thanks for this admirable performance