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Adam Smith and the Tower of Justice

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Adam Smith and the Tower of Justice

De: William Stafford
Narrado por: Michael Mola
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A 15-year-old boy who calls himself Adam Smith is alone and poor, struggling to survive. Adam must work to eat and stay warm and clothed. During his difficult journey toward adulthood, he deceives his way back to school, makes friends and enemies, contemplates the mysterious world of relationships, and discovers a secret that might just save his life and the lives of many others in the dangerous city.

This audiobook is a rich experience. The plot is gritty and realistic, yet fantastic and exciting. The characters are nuanced and delightful. The insights and experiences of the characters are thoughtful and relevant to modern times. You will enjoy your adventure with Adam Smith. You will appreciate the time spent in the Tower of Justice.

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2.5

Too much telling and now showing.

The first chapter was the deepest part with the character development.
Chapter two laid the foundation for the world building.
From there, it was bland; the short chapters stifled any real commitment and failed to gather momentum.
I felt like I was in school, as it was 98% about his school classes and everything that was being taught.

Michael Mola was a good narrator. He strengthened to compensate for the storyline. Had I picked up the book (to read), I would have DNF.

Feels Like School Lessons ... it’s all school lectures & lessons

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