Daniel Boone

reader leaves a lot to be desired

(3.5 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

good information in the book but the reader does not pronounce locations correctly, that may seem trivial but it's very annoying

(5 stars)

cjg

Superbly written and superbly read. I learned a lot. I recommended it to my grandson for the historical value.

Good Reader, Exciting Frontier Stories

(5 stars)

Preston E

For those who enjoy the imagery of woodland log cabins and musket clad pioneers, this is a fun book to get lost in. It details some of the early settlers' conflicts with the Native Americans. While the author acknowledges the mistreatment of the natives by the white settlers, he still shows plenty of bias towards the settlers. Still, he seems to be genuine in telling the facts so far as he understands them. The book rambles a bit chronologically, but it gives many examples of frontier life during Daniel Boone's life; a great escape into a more rugged and exciting way of life. There is one reader the entire time and she does an excellent job.

(5 stars)

Lizzy Darcy

This is the most detailed and grippingly adventuresome Boone biography on Libravox. It compliments the other two. The reader is very pleasant and any mistakes in pronunciation are humorous, but not distracting.

(5 stars)

Jules

very interesting and well read. it seems hard to imagine that wilderness and men like this really existed , I feel saddened it all had to change.

Boone

(5 stars)

Chalood

Very good. Wish it was longer. Filled with many daily life details. Also his later life. Excellently read

Very well done..

(5 stars)

Hodge

A very good book. A great job on the reading and recording of this book..

enjoyable

(4 stars)

A LibriVox Listener

good book, well read with excellent cadence, minor pronunciation issues