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Great book about a forgotten president. This book tells the story of Chester Arthur from son of a preacher to corrupt party boss to reformer president. It’s the fascinating true story of a man who, through a tragic turn of history, was thrust into a job that was over his head, yet overcame to become..

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Planet of the apes… but different… but same… waste of a great background story… Mix of mad max, Apocalypto and Planet of the apes.

not what I expected and so much more than I could have imagined!… wishing for more but totally content with this delve into time realitivity

It’s either a very young adult book or the writer just can’t write. One or the other your choice.

The information given in this book is very compelling and thought provoking. The narration is very nice. However, the authors self promoting, narcissistic style really detracts from the experience. Mr. Waldron may have been a carnival barker in a previous life!

The story was a bit predictable and could have been fleshed out. The narrator had a stilted way of speaking that was occasionally distracting, but not overly so.

Loved it. It is inspiring and on the short list of books I recommend people to read.

I liked the story as it was creative, different, entertaining. Unfortunately, you have to grind through as a poorly chosen very bland, sorrowful, sounds like hebis going to cry at any moment narrator. Buy the book and skip the audiobook.

This is one of the best books I have ever heard or read, maybe the best. I honestly advice anyone interested in any one “thing” such as general culture or knowledge, economics, politics, poverty and affluence, the reasons why some people get rich and others don’t, inequality, discrimination, etc. I wish I had found a..

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as an American who grew up in the canal zone and lived through these times I can attest that this book is very accurate in all of its detail. I highly recommend this book to every American and Panamanian patriot!