David Copperfield
Charles Dickens
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"David Copperfield" or "The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery" was first published in 1850. Like all except five of his works, it originally appeared in serial form. Many elements within the novel follow events in Dickens' own life, and it is probably the most autobiographical of all of his novels. It is also Dickens' "favorite child." (Summary adapted from Wikipedia)
(35 hr 41 min)
Chapitres
Preface by the Author | 3:51 | Lu par valikojohn |
I Am Born | 27:10 | Lu par Muhammad Mussnoon |
I Observe | 47:47 | Lu par Lucy Burgoyne (1950-2014) |
I Have a Change | 39:17 | Lu par valikojohn |
I Fall Into Disgrace | 44:19 | Lu par Lorelle Anderson |
I Am Sent Away | 46:51 | Lu par Simon Evers |
I Enlarge My Circle of Acquaintance | 18:35 | Lu par Simon Evers |
My "First Half" at Salem House | 41:41 | Lu par valikojohn |
My Holidays, Especially One Happy Afternoon | 32:50 | Lu par Lorelle Anderson |
I Have a Memorable Birthday | 28:00 | Lu par valikojohn |
I Become Neglected, and am Provided For | 46:33 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
I Begin Life on my Own Account, and Do Not Like It | 41:31 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Liking Life on my Own Account No Better, I Form a Great Resolution | 24:52 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
The Sequel of my Resolution | 44:11 | Lu par Lorelle Anderson |
My Aunt Makes Up Her Mind About Me | 34:41 | Lu par Lorelle Anderson |
I Make Another Beginning | 22:48 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
I Am A New Boy in More Senses Than One | 59:02 | Lu par M.C.Y. |
Somebody Turns Up | 47:07 | Lu par redabrus |
A Retrospect | 22:49 | Lu par John Gonzalez |
I Look About Me and Make A Discovery | 32:54 | Lu par Jonny Lee |
Steerforth's Home | 21:10 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Little Em'ly | 54:02 | Lu par Raju Venkateswaran |
Some Old Scenes, and Some New People | 1:00:43 | Lu par Raju Venkateswaran |
I Corroborate Mr. Dick and Choose a New Profession | 33:37 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
My First Dissipation | 20:59 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Good and Bad Angels | 49:17 | Lu par Simon Evers |
I Fall Into Captivity | 39:41 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Tommy Traddles | 22:40 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Mr. Micawber's Gauntlet | 46:34 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
I Visit Steerforth at his Home Again | 20:43 | Lu par M.C.Y. |
A Loss | 20:36 | Lu par Great Plains |
A Greater Loss | 22:22 | Lu par Simon Evers |
The Beginning of a Long Journey | 47:37 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Blissful | 40:24 | Lu par Nicodemus |
My Aunt Astonishes Me | 19:54 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Depression | 47:02 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Enthusiasm | 39:37 | Lu par Matt Warzel |
A Little Cold Water | 19:39 | Lu par noonday |
A Dissolution of Partnership | 43:23 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Wickfield and Heep | 47:01 | Lu par Simon Evers |
The Wanderer | 20:12 | Lu par Vivian Bush |
Dora's Aunts | 35:13 | Lu par Graham Dailey |
Mischief | 55:25 | Lu par Fr. Richard Zeile of Detroit |
Another Retrospect | 19:45 | Lu par Laurie Anne Walden |
Our Housekeeping | 35:51 | Lu par Laurie Anne Walden |
Mr. Dick Fulfills My Aunt's Prediction | 35:43 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Intelligence | 30:32 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
Martha | 27:27 | Lu par Michael Bradford |
Domestic | 27:40 | Lu par Robin Cotter |
I Am Involved in Mystery | 27:17 | Lu par Vivian Bush |
Mr. Peggotty's Dream Comes True | 22:32 | Lu par Phillip David |
The Beginning of a Longer Journey | 37:54 | Lu par Vivian Bush |
I Assist at an Explosion | 59:30 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Another Retrospect | 13:05 | Lu par Muhammad Mussnoon |
Mr. Micawber's Transactions | 39:28 | Lu par Furio |
Tempest | 28:20 | Lu par Debra Lynn |
The New Wound, and the Old | 15:03 | Lu par Muhammad Mussnoon |
The Emigrants | 27:01 | Lu par Simon Evers |
Absence | 22:57 | Lu par Fr. Richard Zeile of Detroit |
Return | 34:49 | Lu par Nicodemus |
Agnes | 20:57 | Lu par Muhammad Mussnoon |
I Am Shown Two Interesting Penitents | 29:05 | Lu par Simon Evers |
A Light Shines On My Way | 21:16 | Lu par Simon Evers |
A Visitor | 19:55 | Lu par Graeme Jolliffe |
A Last Retrospect | 10:17 | Lu par Muhammad Mussnoon |
Critiques
5 Stars for Dickens





A LibriVox Listener
Thanks for your effort reader. For those who prefer an accent closer to the country from whence it came, there is at least one more recording.
Great book in need of a few better readers.





George Danar
The book itself is truly at home amoung the greats of all time, but a few readers made it harder than it should ever be to follow along and truly enjoy. If you bear with the rough s Ots I feel you will be well compensated by your enjoyment of this classic even though it is hampered by a few poor readers here.





Bryce Tidwell
This is a classic Dickens novel with inspirational characters and vile villains. Ultimately with some happy endings. I had heard this tale was somewhat autobiographical. There are many sad parts on the journey. But the happiest part is near the end.





A LibriVox Listener
I couldn't even handle listening to the entire first chapter. I appreciate the readers efforts, but he lacks a real understanding of English. so it is extremely hard to get into the story.





A LibriVox Listener
Very, very difficult to enjoy this book because of the readers. First chapter was hard to understand the reader and it just gets worse.
Awful narration





A LibriVox Listener
I couldn't get past 60 secs because I hate the reader's accent!!! Another book, destroyed by a rubbish narrator!!!!
Wonderful!





Zaecst
I completely enjoyed listening to this timeless classic! Excellent readers. Marvelous novel!





SciFi FAN
reader reads to fast in Irish accent. miss many words.