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Important Story that needs to be heard by everybod

Revisado: 01-18-25

It's such an important story to hear, Britain having collectively buried these stories for the last decade. It is infuriating to try and comprehend how all the adults in her life betrayed their duty to care for a child and this happened to 1000s of children in the Uk. From her terrible mother and foster Mother to police and Social workers and even strangers who see a child in distress on the street and look away.
It is hard to listen to. because of all the cliches and overuse of adverbs and adjectives in every sentence, every phrase. But we all need to hear Gaias story and every other girl's story, if we hope to learn from this scandal.

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pointless book

Revisado: 06-19-24

we learned nothing about the mutiny or assasination. surely that is the point of writing a book on this guy. some new insight to what happened. But nothing of the kind in this book. A waste of money and time

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Great topic, got lost in the weeds

Revisado: 02-10-24

The first half was great, but the second half got lost in itself and was just a meandre all over the world. But was great Dabiri took on this topic

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Nice attempt at revisionism

Revisado: 08-14-22

Not only does the Author not blame Merkel for hugely worsening the migrant crisis of 2015, behaving like any strongman in this book when she declared all of Europe, not just Germany, open to migrants and refugees to wander freely from Greece to Ireland and Spain to Norway to choose any country to settle in, he actually places Merkel as the Saviour of the crisis for paying off Erdogan to solve the open borders she instituted. Of course, the subsequent rise of the Far Right, Brexit and all those terror attacks in Europe have nothing to do with Merkels decision either. Europe has just become racist, for no apparent reason, he wants us to believe

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Good, but a bit heavy on supernatural explanations

Revisado: 01-30-22

Its a good summary of events, worth getting Watts own excuses. It falls down on the Authors own religious beliefs that are spread heavily throughout the story. So many things and events are put down to Demons, or "god" trying to steer Watts away from his course. For the author, she sees proofs that spirits and ghosts and such imaginary beings are wandering around the house and making their presence known by turning on lights.

She lacks the insight to give a proper analysis of Watts as a person. The monster that he really is, so she attributes guilt and sorrow for his family, that Watts clearly does not have. There are many great youtube expert analysts that give us proper insight to this pyschopath. But if these are Watts letters, then its worth it to get Watts own words

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Good material, mediocore narration

Revisado: 04-09-19

writing a book and narrating a book are 2 different talents. Thats the negative of many new books

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Eagerly anticipated, but disappointing

Revisado: 03-05-18

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

Narration is a big let down. Which is half the battle in an audiobook. Just because you wrote a book, doesnt mean youre the best person to narrate it. Constantly naming the full names of the people for EVERY quote is quite tiring too. Lifes too short for that.

How could the performance have been better?

Get a different narrator and ease the fuck up on naming the source for quote, for every quote

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Great story. But its very very long

Revisado: 01-25-17

Ignatus o Reilly is really brought to life. But its only ignatus that holds me to the book. Hes a wonderful character but be prepared for a book that is half as much too long.

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