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The true story of who he was

Revisado: 12-02-23

The Reid was a bit amateur. Mispronouncing common words and well-known names, like Louis Brandeis.

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Excellent insights.

Revisado: 12-09-22

This is a very sensible, a very cogent, a very well thought out, and I will re-searched Dell, do you elements of attaining happiness, and the world justification for doing so. One “that was left out of the book, but could be a summary of the book, is Abraham Lincoln’s quip that “people are as happy as they choose to be.” Theres a bit more to it than that, and the author does an excellent job fleshing this out.

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Excellent

Revisado: 04-17-22

Compelling story. The protagonist is something of a Napoleonic era James Bond. Delightful historical fiction.

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One of the most interesting and impactful books I have read

Revisado: 04-10-21

Simply outstanding. A must read/listen for anyone interested in history. Very enlightening and extremely well presented. Impressive scholarship and insight

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Excellent!

Revisado: 12-07-19

Excellent presentation! Really brings this classic novel to life. The cast is exceptional, very authentic

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Meticulous research, thorough knowledge, clear entertaining writing style

Revisado: 09-10-18

The author know the business of rock, pop, blues, etc., the history also, plus his research is detailed, meticulous yet still interesting. His writing style is entertaining and engaging. You get the sense he is a fan, yet he doesn’t white wash the many shortcoming of the group, it’s individual members, and other key players. His epilogue is detailed and interesting, and his speculations seem reasonable. The narrator does an excellent job of telling the story and changing characters. A lot of foul language though. My wife was very disinterested after hearing a passage for that very reason.

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Exceptional performance.

Revisado: 12-31-16

The narrator is a master of varying voices. He brings to life a wide variety of characters, male and female, young and old, sinister and noble, French, Italian Greek and British. Exquisite inflection and intonation.

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Must read

Revisado: 09-26-16

An excellent review of material that should be a must read not just for any college student but high school also. This is one of the building blocks of Western thought, especially ethics and morality.

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great story based on history we must all know

Revisado: 09-23-16

What made the experience of listening to Breaking Stalin's Nose the most enjoyable?

Listening wasn't enjoyable but it was compelling. What is griping about this story is that it illustrates so well the experience of living under totalitarianism. Its a simplified, less dense version of 1984, yet just as compelling.

Who was your favorite character and why?

The narrator

What about Mark Turetsky’s performance did you like?

His inflections. His reading seemed quite consistent with how I imagine a young boys mind works.

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