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The Return of Tarzan
- Narrated by: Robert Whitfield
- Series: Tarzan, Book 2
- Length: 8 hrs and 7 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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- Anne Hartley
- 03-12-19
classic
can you really beat the original Tarzan books? All the chest beating and swooning? Thoroughly enjoyed the first 2 books.
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- Lady M
- 04-12-13
Another Great Tale of Tarzan of the Apes!
"The Return of Tarzan" is the second in his series of books about the title character Tarzan, with the first book edition published in 1915. The novel picks up where Tarzan of the Apes left off, and is equally exciting.
In "The Return of Tarzan", Tarzan learns that he is the true Lord Greystoke, but does not claim his title, because of his love for Jane, who has promised to wed Tarzan's cousin William Cecil Clayton. Clayton inherited the title, Lord Greystoke, when Tarzan's mother and father were declared dead. If Tarzan took his rightful place as Lord Greystoke, it would leave Clayton penniless, and Jane would suffer without money--so Tarzan walks away.
Disappointment in love, Tarzan returns to the jungle where he has many strange adventures--even before Tarzan reaches his jungle home, events take him to places he never knew existed...there's ocean cruises, Paris, desert adventures, spying for the French Secret Service, beautiful women, lost cities. etc., etc.
Tarzan makes an enemy of the powerful Russian, Nikolas Rokoff, who dogs his trail plotting and planning his demise. The action-packed gripping scenes and nasty villains are easily visualized due to Burrough's wonderful storytelling, and Robert Whitfield's great performance. The many twists and turns the story takes keep you riveted, unable to stop listening.
I've thoroughly enjoyed books 1 & 2 and highly recommend them. They really should be read in sequence.
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- Marianne
- 24-04-12
Enjoyable and Entertaining
What made the experience of listening to The Return of Tarzan the most enjoyable?
The interaction of charactes and wild animals.
What other book might you compare The Return of Tarzan to and why?
This series is one of a kind and impossible to compare to other books
Have you listened to any of Robert Whitfield’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Very easy to listen to. Speach clear and strong.
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
Neither. It took me back to my childhood when I searched all the book stores with my father because the libraries banned the books.
Any additional comments?
I'm happy to have the chance to enjoy the books, this time in audio form.
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- Nelson
- 17-07-09
Amazing Book
Great narration of an even more incredible book.
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- Plo
- 28-07-18
Classic!!
It has been a joy listening to the Tarzan books bringing back great memories from my childhood in which I read these books. After 40+ years they are like new again!
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- Chuck
- 09-12-21
cheesy
Decent performance, love that this is the story that introduces Opar but overall it's a very cheesy 3 country fight between Tarzan and a stereotypical Russian baddy
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- Vernazzait
- 08-12-21
Audio issues
The reader was excellent, however his mic was picking up interference that sounded like water circling a drain. Otherwise a very good listen.
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- T. Delaune
- 05-11-21
Legendary Legacy
I grew up with these stories but had never actually read them. The performance is fabulous and the stories still resound with action, romance and adventure. Truly a timeless classic.
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- Richard Atkinson
- 08-10-21
An epic adventure
A wonderful conclusion to, and much better than Tarzan of the Apes.
Even judged alone this is an exciting and fun tale.
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- Jesse
- 06-09-21
Wow
Spectacular story telling. Excellent narration. I’m very happy with this version of The Return of Tarzan
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- JAD
- 18-04-21
Tarzan's voice
awesome adventures, exciting to listen to, wish Tarzan's voice weren't so deep to listen to