Post apocalyptical books with a humorous side are my favorite.I just listened to all four books and enjoyed each one of them. I hope the librarian comes back for another series.
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This was such a fun listen! Chase’s quips and Gen Z dialect kept me laughing even when I rolled my eyes along with Nadia. Viktor’s accent, love for his children, and powerful track suit gave me hope for a happy ending. He may not have contributed more than cuddliness, cuteness and flatulence, but Winston was..
The story
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In “10-Minute Stories from Ancient Rome,” author Joy Chester masterfully brings the past to life with a collection of captivating tales. From the rise and fall of emperors to the conquests of mighty generals, each story is brimming with excitement and intrigue. The concise format allows for quick yet immersive reading, making it perfect for..
stick with it!
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Cairo not Cairo
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I have truly liked the series. The author has done his research, and has woven a good tale. My only issue has been the narrators mispronunciation of the town of Cairo. It isn’t like Egypt Cairo, but instead is pronounced like the syrup. Please ensure that you have researched words, especially proper nouns. It really..
Children and adults alike will enjoy these stories from ancient Rome. Full of heroes such as Aenas and the legendary “R” twins whose names I’m not sure how to spell. My personal favorite story was the Burning Ships and the Golden Bough, but they’re all memorable. Plus, your purchase of this audiobook includes a bonus..
not apocalyptic enough
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