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I loved Robyn Peterman and this series but nothing in this book had anything to do with the series. Returned the book after 1.5 hrs of listening. It was torture.

Bell has succeed in his goal to create a manageable biography of one of the most fascinating figures in world history. Do not be misled by the assumption that an abbreviated telling of Napoleon’s life story would come at the cost of accuracy or consequential information. I have waded through several extremely tedious tomes of..

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Good just very very detailed. Probably could use a few more stories opposed to statics.

This book is a thorough account of the actions that led up to the expulsion of my Acadian ancestors from L’Acadie, NS. It is an example of intertwined descendancies that I am descended from those who were expelled and those who replaced them. All this from one set of my grandparents.

I really didn’t like the narrators voices for any of the characters. The story may have been alright and I may try just getting the book version to get better feel for authors work but I kept getting thrown out of the story because I didn’t like narration.

Excellent story as usual from Joshua Dalzelle. Excellent narration by Paul Heitch. I have All of the O..F. audiobooks and now I have all of the T.S.F. audiobooks also. It’s nice to go in expecting excellence and being rewarded with just that.

almost gave up on this book it took its sweet time getting good but by the end was worth a credit

quite captivating. I am no art enthusiast but found the book enthralling . the suicide/accidental shooting discussion was interesting.

Was very surprised how interesting this book was… discovered so much about Chester A Arthur and this time period that I was not aware of…. Very well done!

I loved everything about this book. The series is so funny and entertaining. Read it if you want to laugh