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"This fascinating audiobook changes the focus from three of the men who helped win WWII to their daughters, whose collective efforts were surprisingly helpful to the war effort, particularly at the Yalta Conference in 1945. In attendance were Kathleen Harriman, Sarah Churchill, and Anna Roosevelt, daughters of the U.S. ambassador to Russia, the British prime minister, and the U.S. president, respectively. Christine Rendel's performance complements Katz's excellent narrative. Rendel's use of inflection and her ability to use tone and emotion to convey the unique dynamic between fathers and daughters bring to life the astute intellects of these women, as well as the ability of their fathers to respect and consider their views, despite the norms of the times.
*AudioFileMagazine - by Catherine Grace Katz
*AudioFileMagazine - by Catherine Grace Katz
“Love this narrator! Christine Rendel’s narration is superb. She brings the book to life in an extremely evocative way and
I look forward to listening to her other work.” Audible Listener Review Vertical Divider
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“A pleasure to listen to a well-performed classic. I enjoyed the elegant style of writing – Alec Waugh was a prolific writer and commentator on social mores of his day. The narrator was first rate – I’d listen to her again. Good pacing, good storyteller, very easy to listen to.”
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“An empowering and heart wrenching story full of hope. This was a fantastic book. Written during a time of great religious persecution in France.
The narrator did a fantastic job. This book for me is easier listened to than read due to so many words I am unable to pronounce” *Audible Listener Vertical Divider
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“Christine Rendel is masterful at interpreting the story and portraying the characters.”
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