Topsy-Turvy
Jules Verne
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
Topsy Turvy is a translation of Sans dessus dessous (1889) . This anonymous translation was first published by J. G. Ogilvie (New York, 1890). We meet our old friends Barbicane and J.T. Maston from “Earth to the Moon” who now give us their own approach to the topic of “global warming”. Although they are searching for coal and not oil, readers will find that the auction of the Arctic energy reserves has a definite 21st century ring. (Summary from the Gutenberg e-text.)
This project was proof listened by stonie1914 and Betty M. (4 hr 26 min)
Chapters
01 - Chapter I | 19:49 | Read by Anna Simon |
02 - Chapter II | 24:31 | Read by Joelle Peebles |
03 - Chapter III | 19:20 | Read by mevans |
04 - Chapter IV | 14:27 | Read by Mark F. Smith |
05 - Chapter V | 13:47 | Read by Mark F. Smith |
06 - Chapter VI | 16:54 | Read by Bren Phillips |
07 - Chapter VII | 18:35 | Read by Phil Griffiths |
08 - Chapter VIII | 5:53 | Read by Esther |
09 - Chapter IX | 7:13 | Read by Patrick Wells |
10 - Chapter X | 13:49 | Read by Patrick Wells |
11 - Chapter XI | 10:53 | Read by Patrick Wells |
12 - Chapter XII | 13:48 | Read by Patti Cunningham |
13 - Chapters XIII and XIV | 17:02 | Read by Jon Talcott |
14 - Chapter XV | 15:24 | Read by Patti Cunningham |
15 - Chapter XVI | 8:23 | Read by Todd Cranston-Cuebas |
16 - Chapter XVII | 14:56 | Read by Jeanne Luft |
17 - Chapter XVIII | 6:07 | Read by David Lawrence |
18 - Chapter XIX | 13:17 | Read by Patti Cunningham |
19 - Chapters XX and XXI | 12:49 | Read by David Lawrence |
Reviews
A LibriVox Listener
bravo Patrick Wells! I LOVE to hear a youth read so beautifully. he read better then most adults I have heard read books from this era. good book as well with a lot of good readers
A little far-fetched but fun.
Seven Archers
Alittle far-fetched but fun, typical Jules Verne but not as elaborate as his other stories. the readers did a good job.