Atlantis: The Antediluvian World

Very Interesting

(5 stars)

George Danar

This book is filled with very interesting thoughts about Atlantis and is very entertaining. The readers did a good job although there are a few that could have done better.

fair enough

(4.5 stars)

KWM

amending my previous review, it gets pretty good toward the middle. I want Mike Harris to narrate my life at my wake.

Excellent Reading. I LOVED the Book. Well Done Reading also.

(5 stars)

Michael DePaul

(1 stars)

Josh

You guys thought the first reader was bad? The woman after him speaks like a rejected news anchor. every sentence has the same downward inflection and zero contextual tonality. She also mispronounces so many words. I just cannot focus on the text.

Well...

(3 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

...it offers an interesting window into the learning and understanding of the late 1800s.

generator should not use a monotone voice.

(0.5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

one of the most important books and ever read

(5 stars)

Martin Genev

this explanation of history makes so much more sense than the official one it never made sense to me that America and Egypt both had pyramids if there was no contact it never made sense that all cultures have a great flood myth if it never happened and they don't have a common origin this book explains everything

enjoyed it, great readin

(5 stars)

Mike Weatherl

i love guy's voice who goes all deep as Yahweh, and unfolds it like an epic bard lol. and the other guy who does all the assorted rather high-pitch uber-nerd voices when academics are quoted, like the prof had a stick up him & a stuffy nose when he wrote his geologic paper, i was like HA YES!