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Jonathan Franklin

One Man's Incredible Journey of Survival Across the Pacific.

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Author: Jonathan Franklin

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9781442396029

Language: English

Publish Date: 11/17/2015

Audiobook length: 31min

438 Days Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: The Sharkers

00:0025:51

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Chapter 2: A Stormy Tribe

00:0031:18

Chapter 3: Ambushed at Sea

00:0028:58

Chapter 4: Search and No Rescue

00:0015:26

Chapter 5: Adrift

00:0033:08

Chapter 6: Hunter Gatherers

00:0032:11

Chapter 7: A Fight for Life

00:0031:40

Chapter 8: Swimming with Sharks

00:0019:50

Chapter 9: Encounters with a Whale

00:0026:35

Chapter 10: On the Road to Nowhere

00:0022:52

Chapter 11: A Year at Sea

00:0005:46

Chapter 12: Another Slow Death

00:0022:51

Chapter 13: The Rooster

00:0018:57

Chapter 14: Who Is This Wild Man?

00:0030:19

Chapter 15: Found but Lost

00:0019:49

Chapter 16: Ambushed by Cockroaches

00:0018:08

Chapter 17: Call ofthe Sea

00:0024:58

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Who should listen 438 Days

The summary audiobook of "438 Days" by Jonathan Franklin is ideal for adventure enthusiasts, maritime aficionados, and anyone who appreciates true survival stories. It caters to listeners interested in resilience and the human spirit, as it recounts the harrowing journey of a fisherman stranded at sea for over a year. Additionally, those looking for a gripping tale of hope and determination amidst adversity will find this summary both inspiring and thought-provoking.

3 quotes from 438 Days

"Survival is not a matter of what you have; it's a matter of what you can do with what you have."
"In the heart of the ocean, where loneliness reigns, I discovered my own strength and resilience."
"Hope is the most powerful sustenance when the body is broken and the mind is weary."

Author : Jonathan Franklin

Jonathan Franklin is an accomplished American journalist and author, renowned for his compelling storytelling and in-depth reporting on human resilience and survival. With a diverse background that spans various writing roles, Franklin has significantly contributed to notable publications, including The New York Times and The Guardian. His keen ability to weave together personal narratives with broader social and environmental themes is exemplified in his acclaimed book "438 Days." Here, he chronicles the harrowing true story of a castaway’s survival at sea, showcasing his knack for exploring the complexities of the human experience in extreme circumstances. Franklin's work not only highlights individual endurance but also raises essential questions about the relationship between people and the natural world.

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