The Sea and the Jungle Audiobook (Free)

One rainy morning in the winter of 1909, a guy with an altogether typical appearance about him quit his work on the London Morning hours Leader, kissed his wife and kids farewell, and took a teach to Swansea in Wales, where he talked his way aboard a freighter bound for the upper reaches from the Amazon. Three years later, Tomlinson released a publication about his escapades. This book produced him famous.

“The Sea and the Jungle,” wrote David McCord, “can be an invitation to a new experience. It really is a lot more than that: an invitation to a fresh attitude toward lifestyle. Sadness perhaps, but no harshness; concern, but no diminution of spirit; question, but no hauling down the ensign. ‘The correct good reserve,’ says Mr. Tomlinson, ‘is normally always a publication of travel: it really is about a life’s trip.’”