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not as interesting as the first 3 books

Revisado: 02-11-25

the story just sits there, as if the author was tired of the characters .

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Interesting history

Revisado: 01-07-25

Benjamin Rush is one of my husband's relatives. I have heard stories from the family and have always been interested in the history of our country. This book is informative as well as interesting.

The narration is easy to listen to.

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interesting story

Revisado: 09-13-23

The narration is nice & the voice is easy to understand. A good story, interesting. Better than the movie.

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Interesting & Entertaining

Revisado: 03-11-23

The narration by Anna Wilson-Jones is clear & well spoken. Her voice is soothing and easy to understand. I often speed up the narration on most books, but this one is great "as is" and I feel no need to change it.

I enjoy reading nonfiction about Elizabeth I and have several books about her life. This is a great addition to my library. Plus, I get the chance to learn about another person from a historical perspective and not from an entertainment point of view.

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Charles Dickens at his best

Revisado: 04-25-22

I have enjoyed both the performance & the performer. Great price. you should enjoy it too.

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interesting & sometimes moving

Revisado: 05-17-21

I think one thing that jumps out at me is that the law isn't "just" until we understand it applies to ALL people. It doesn't matter if you live in a country & are part of the ruling class, the laws of your country still apply. Slavery of any kind is wrong, we cannot buy people.
Princess Sultana finally found her true voice, now she needs to continue to use it.

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Interesting & poignant

Revisado: 05-01-21

My husband & I have lived in this country for several years. It is interesting to hear a royal princess tell her view of the same country/cities we experienced. Her life is different, yet much the same as most women there. Though, she has drivers & servants.
The people are kind & caring. I was helped in the suq several times by local women when choosing thread or fabric.
I enjoyed this story very much.

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interesting & well done

Revisado: 04-19-21

A story well researched is interesting , but the sarcastic humor added into the history of it makes it amazing.

Poor Ann Boleyn, so slighted in most of history as a fickle woman. I hope more historians will do their due diligence & look again.

I've read many books about Elizabeth I, but this is a first about her mother. Thank you.

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Judy on the Radio

Revisado: 03-18-21

I didn't grow up during the great years of radio, but my dad loved to tell me stories from his youth from the radio.

I enjoyed having the characters telling me what was going on. Everyone was great, especially Judy Garland!

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grief & its companion elements

Revisado: 01-15-21

I read, then listened to, this book with thoughts of myself. Our grief over a loss in our lives is personal to us, yet it touches everyone in their own personal way. The faith involved is personal as well. Faith in God, faith in self, in someone or something else, gives us a place to start when grief begins. Personally, I don't believe grief ends, it just gets easier to deal with.

The author guides us through part of her grief while telling us what happened. Sometimes in a technical way, sometimes in a more personal way. How it happened isn't the most important part, but how it mattered to her is.

I enjoyed this book. The performance shows a range of emotion that makes you feel the story just as much as the words tell it.

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