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  • Scott
  • Duclos, QC, Canada
  • 11-06-17

Dreadful

Narrator makes the book impossible to listen to. Might be some good info, but I gave up after an hour.

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extremely robotic narrator<br />

I really wanted to listen to this book. But I discontinued it after a chapter or two because the extremely robotic voice of the narrator was very distracting from any kind of content assimilation. that's a shame... having read the book it really is pretty good but this narrator makes it impossible to listen to.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful