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My 9yo boy loved it!

We listened to this on the road for our family vacation. My kids loved it, especially my 9yo son who was disappointed whenever we turned it off for a break. It prompted great conversations about what was happening in France during that time in history.

Personally I felt that the voices of the different characters could’ve been more varied, but my kids didn’t seem to mind. They easily kept up with which character was talking. :)

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