Michelle

Brilliant, just brilliant.

Revisado: 02-16-18

Loved it and Roy from the IT crowd. Perfect combo! I originally saw the film adaption, but needed a new bed time book (to calm my mind). This was perfect, except for a few loud moments from the farmers haha! The book is more soothing and the narrator keeps it easy to follow by doing different voices. I thoroughly enjoy the book. Sad that it is so shirt though!

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So much "He/She/Siobhan/James/Chris said"

Revisado: 10-23-17

I immediately regretted buying this book, however I did finish it.

It was difficult to get into, and only after I was halfway through the book, did I feel like I wanted to find out what happened. There is a lot going on all the time, many characters to keep track of. But what ruined the book for me, is the amount of times the author wrote "Siobhan said", or "[whoever] said."

It was like this: "I make the best brown bread," Siobhan said. "Everyone in town knows that," Anne said.

Never before have I noticed the prevalence of the word "said", but it was undeniable. I would be immediately annoyed when she repeated it so often, and then regain my focus to continue listening.

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Insightful and enjoyable

Revisado: 11-09-16

It's sometimes hard to believe all these things actually happened, it was an Insightful exploration into what we now know to have been the typical French monarchy.

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10/10, will read again.

Revisado: 10-26-16

Lovely and soothing narrator, she made Marie-Antoinette's tragic tale bearable during her gruesome times. It makes for such an easy to listen to audiobook. The narrator breathe so much life into this 20 hour history book that makes you believe there is still hope for the Queen despite the fact that we all know what's going to happen.

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