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Waste of time

Revisado: 10-20-24

I’m not even half way through and already every previous book has been summarized in this one. Apparently, this book doesn’t have its own story, just a repeat of all the others

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Mixed reaction

Revisado: 09-08-23

I was unaware that this was a bash Megan and Harry book. While I did learn quite a bit of the back story of their lives, I was surprised at the apparent hate the author has die Megan

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Background noise is unbearable

Revisado: 03-22-23

While the story is interesting, the background noise/music makes it impossible to listen to the story

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Not much about william

Revisado: 03-16-23

Whether true or not, the book is more about diana being a slut who was nailed my any guy with a johnson and charles who while less of a cocksman was in love with camila rather than william. Oh, it touches on him, but if you cut out his parents infidelities, it would be only 30 pages long

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I can’t take it anymore

Revisado: 10-19-22

I grow increasingly angry at what germans did and got away with. Almost like the original movie Red Dawn, I want to hunt down and eliminate every german over the age of 85 or 90 because they allowed these monsters to destroy the world. Germany MUST be held accountable and as far as I’m concerned, they have not been. Nor have the japanese

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This book opened my eyes

Revisado: 09-29-22

I’ll admit that being born and raised in an (almost) all white community in the north of Glendale, CA. Until my Junior or Senior year of high school, I don’t believe I’d ever even seen a black person up close. The nearest I can relate to it was as a young child watching the Watts riots on tv, but even then, television was black and white; so differentiating different skin colors really didn’t sink in. In high school a black basketball player attended our school. The community went ballistic. I just couldn’t understand what the big deal was. Their house was egged, garage painted with racial slurs, etc; but in a personal level I got along well with the player. After graduation, I entered the Navy where there are a lot of blacks (mostly men until I retired) and that was my first, real close up contact. Even still, the post Vietnam sailor is generally well educated and some even smarter and senior to me. Oh, there was talk and even some viscous comments from time to time, but I always tried to shy away from those ignorant people. After listening to the book, I now wonder (a) what would happened to the author if, by some fluke, he would have been stuck as a black man for life, and (b) is anyone willing to do something like this in 2022, with the blm movement, or any modern day city like Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, etc that although mostly black, have mostly white mentally incompetent cops.

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Rob is a great narrator

Revisado: 03-11-22

But the movie was definitely better than the book.
Need 6 more words, here they are

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Fantastic story, horrible audio

Revisado: 01-17-22

I’ve read quite a bit about this story and this author found some tidbits that are t in any other book.
However, since the narration obviously wasn’t some by a professional, it sounds like he’s talking through a can or in a bathroom. Horrible and hard to listen. Also, the rustling of pages is frustrating.

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Learn how to pronounce Japanese cities

Revisado: 11-08-21

This is a common theme with just about every audible book I’ve listened to.

The narrator doesn’t know how to pronounce the names of Japanese cities and in fact butchers them.

For example, Yokosuka is NOT pronounces like yoko-soma (like tiki ono.l). It’s Yo-koo-ska

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Makes you want to snuff a jerry and a nips

Revisado: 05-21-21

Lots of good stories of unsung hero’s, but like all ww2 era books, it makes you want to snuff a jerry and a nip

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