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Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The New Complete Edition
- Narrated by: Marcus Lovett
- Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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Now, for the first time ever, a new complete edition audiobook original of the timeless classic by Richard Bach. This is the story for people who follow their hearts and make their own rules, people who know there's more to this living than meets the eye: they'll be right there with Jonathan, flying higher and faster than they ever dreamed. Read by Marcus Lovett. Music composed by Ken Miller.
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What listeners say about Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The New Complete Edition
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- SergeLA
- 03-06-20
Very inspiring...
This is one of the Kobe Bryant's favorite books.
And it's just remarkable how narrator delivers the message.
8 people found this helpful
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- Andrew C
- 05-12-20
Wow
I had no clue what this book was about when I began. It was recommended to me by a YouTuber names Nathaniel Drew and luckily he gave no indication about what the story was. I am floored by this masterpiece and I am going to order a physical copy to read again and give to others.
6 people found this helpful
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- Dr. Charley Ferrer
- 03-27-18
Simple story —. Powerful message.
What an incredible story. So simple and yet so meaningful. We are our limitations, nothing more...nothing less.
6 people found this helpful
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- Candice R
- 02-22-18
absolutely wonderful
this book was recommended to me a while now and am so happy I got to it. the audio performance aids in painting a great mental picture and building excitement. the lessons then just held on and o found myself smiling many times.
great book ! I think it'll be good for very young person's as well. early start.
5 people found this helpful
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- J. Kjell Thulin
- 11-02-18
it was alright but not as good as the original,
It is not as good as the original, and was disappointed because I thought I was getting the original when I purchased it.
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- Adrienne Barnes
- 07-27-20
Love this story!
This book is a gentle reminder of what is important. Great music and performance as well.
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- Roland E. Edwards
- 05-28-20
it says optional.
loved it!
it says optional!!! kiss me where the sun doesn't shine!!!
God bless u.
u need help.
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- Leif Hogden
- 06-16-19
quite a spectacular read. it really hits the soul.
its one of those books that you think about getting but aren't sure. let me tell you, be sure. its worth it. if you Havnt read it it will make your week. verry real feel to it. you can hear it in nature. it will enduce meditation.
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- Darlene
- 02-23-18
Love the new version!!!
Would you consider the audio edition of Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The New Complete Edition to be better than the print version?
Yes...the music and narration is amazing. Jonathan is reborn.
What other book might you compare Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The New Complete Edition to and why?
There is no comparison. Loved it in the 70's and love it more now ...even the new chapter!!!
Which character – as performed by Marcus Lovett – was your favorite?
Jonathan is my favorite character.... A great overall read by Mr Lovett. I felt like he was in the room reading it to me.... The music by Mr Miller just added so much emotion to the story. Mr Bach's words were ....and still are just profound!!
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
The story always made me feel, think and cry. This audio version just added so much depth to the story. Tissues anyone???
Any additional comments?
Thank you Richard Bach for your words. Jonathan touched and captured my heart in the 70's and still does! I love the new chapter it gave me more to think about. The struggle for Jonathan is still all of our struggles and is timeless. Who hasn't felt the flock's pressures? We needed this book in the 70's and I think we need it now. I hope Jonathan finds his way to a new generation....who could use Jonathan's life lessons.
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- Cosmic Seahorse
- 04-17-21
Wow...just wow
This book is absolutely incredible. I cried multiple times. Highly highly recommend anyone and everyone to read this book.
1 person found this helpful
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- Chris Brooke
- 07-30-21
A great book ruined
I live this book, and downloaded it for my girlfriend who hasn’t read it to listen to together. Sadly it’s been trampled by the “self-help” brigade. The narration is smug yet pedestrian, but what really kills it is the use of music. The piano is completely distracting, creates the wrong feel and doesn’t even fit in many instances. I thought it was there as an intro, but no it goes on and on. Just awful. Had to stop after 20mins because it just wound me up (which is presumably the opposite of the intention). Avoid.
4 people found this helpful
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- Wras
- 02-24-18
The only true law is that which leads to freedom
Beautiful, positive, inspirational and new age but not deluded in magical thinking just an incentive to achieve your best through knowledge, a perfect read when you need a pull me up.
In the seventies, the influence of Indian mysticism and Buddhism were mixed up into all popular forms and motivated much change in the west, and Jonathan Livingston Seagull is one of the few examples of it in literature that sill moves some into that inspirational moment where Samsara and nirvana are achievable through the belief in oneself and the power of learning, to expect it to be a perfect deep book would be unfair, just enjoy it for making you feel hope.
This version of the book has one extra part that speaks of the negativity of dogma and the creation of idolatry as stifling of the spirit of freedom, and how that brings a form of nihilism on the young. I suspect Richard Bach had to amend his positivity in the individual and point out the natural pressures created by society and present them as a warning, I guess we all grow up.
9 people found this helpful
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- Sheryl
- 11-09-20
Lovely comforting story
This story has supported me since my Brothers death. He gave me a copy when I was a teenager and tried to explain it to me. After his death some 40 years later it's what I turn to time and again and it settles me. To me it's a story of struggling to reach your dreams, not letting your limitations get in the way and it's a story of love.
2 people found this helpful
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- Liepa
- 03-30-20
abundance
A beautiful story about the process of abundance and living abundant life ♡ ☆ ♡
1 person found this helpful
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- pookie2shoes
- 09-30-21
Essential reading.
A lovely story about rethinking life and concentrating on what is important to you rather than following the crowd.
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- MR D Shukla
- 08-26-21
really interesting parable for life
about daring to dream and then working aggressively towards it and how that might make you an outcast. until you succeed
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- Sharon Westgate
- 02-16-21
Interesting
listening to this story,it amazes me, how Jonathan Livingston Seagull had the determination in life.
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- Kim
- 11-22-20
One of my favs
Been one of my favourite books for years so thought I'd give this version a go and the narration is brilliant. Really adds to the story!
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- Ashvin Patel
- 09-24-20
Loved it.
Loved it. Short, but well written and narrated. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is interested in personal development.
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- Amanda
- 06-18-20
Inspirational
A fabulous book that is beautifully narrated .A must for everyone to explore and enjoy.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-17-20
Beautiful story through the ages
A heart warming story that anyone could relate to and get something positive from listening to.
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- Sian ballantyne
- 10-13-20
super interesting
This is an very interesting examination of the philosophical origins of true personal faith, human faith or self belief separate to any religious dogma. It touches on how easily this can be perverted and used as a vehicle for power by institutions... but with seagulls. Loved it b
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- Anomalia
- 08-23-20
a story of how extraordinary an ordrinary can be.
a simple, inspiring, what life is here and now where there are no limits except for our stories un the head.
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- Kellie Davis
- 08-04-20
Different memory of the book
Not as good a story as I remember upon first reading 40 years ago
Still a classic
The Performance, the reader, was magnificent
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- Taikozfan
- 11-01-18
Beautifully read and even more beautifully written
Wonderful classic for adults and children. Our child (age 8) heard this story for the first time. Some details may have been skipped by her age but the ideas of being brave, different, yourself and the idea of multiple dimensions was not lost on her at all. What a great message for a child to grasp at such a young age. A great way to start a dialogue about belief systems, status quo, dogma and life beyond. We should have more Johnathan’s in our world!!
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- Anonymous User
- 06-28-18
Insightful
So many lessons in this book. I read it in the eighties and when looking through audible books it popped up as available. I thought I should listen again at this age - it was still a beautiful insightful book. We all need to get out and fly, lift our energy and help others. Life is for living and giving but love trumps all. Dare to be a different Seagull.
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- Davidb
- 05-13-18
Enlightening
I read some of this book when I was ten and didn't really understand it's meaning. To hear it in full from beginning to end as an audiobook 40 years later was amazing. An engrossing narration and a great story to help you reset your true north.