My Brother's Story
Allen Johnson Jr.
Read by Allen Johnson Jr.
The Blackwater Novels are set in the 1930s along the Blackwater Swamp, near the fictional town of Turpentine, Georgia. Get in trouble with the twins when they shoot green tomatoes in a giant slingshot, and dynamite a toilet with a cherry bomb. Explore the magic and mystery of nature . . . hear the critters in the swamp, sleep in a treehouse, find a hidden grave, and sleep on an island by the embers of a campfire.
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Chapters
| Episode 1 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 2 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 3 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 4 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 5 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 6 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 7 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 8 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 9 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 10 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 11 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 12 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 13 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 14 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 15 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 16 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 17 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 18 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 19 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 20 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 21 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 22 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 23 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 24 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. | |
| Episode 25 | Read by Allen Johnson Jr. |
Reviews
Jou Chen陳柔靜
Mr. Johnson has a wonderful southern voice that is warm and homely. He is a joy to listen to. The Scribble ads are present in each chapter，and as the chapters are usually short, it makes the ads seem very frequent and can interrupt the flow of the story. If it bothers you, just fast forward a bit to skip ahead. I really enjoy the detailed descriptions of the southern scenery as well as Johnny's boyish mannerisms and the portrayal of the lone swamp dwellingl black man Link as a man of character and integrity when facing racism. The reader does an excellent job of bringing a different voice to each character.
great story, interrupted too much
kgbb
The story was really good but having every chapter only 10 to 11 minutes and interrupted with an ad that was too long got annoying to the point that I stopped listening to it.
Amber Bohart
you can skip the commercials easily if you want to, they are the first and last 30 seconds or so of each track. The story is amazing and the reading is also very well done.
By: Triss
Very interesting story would be better if the chapters were combined in the episodes. The chapters are good, but with a small chime between them, many could be looped together.
Jody
This story is so good. It moves along flawlessly and has such a pure and beautiful plot. Just the sort of book everyone should read. (Or listen to)
By: Barry Bounous
Linc. (Link?) and my second favorite is the mom (whose name escapes me.) Both twins are very fun too, but Link seems like the glue.
Excellent Story
A LibriVox Listener
Excellent story and narration. There were too many interruptions. Would be better to combine chapters for longer reading between commercials.
By: Barry Bounous
10 episodes in. A very interesting story and a terrific reading. Could listen to Allen Johnson all day.