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The Last Letter from Juliet
- Narrated by: Stephanie Beattie
- Length: 10 hrs and 10 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- shelly arp
- 01-10-20
heartbreakingly good.
I was pulled in from the first moment until the very end. please give this book a listen you will not regret it.
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- KC
- 01-31-20
Amazing WWII Historical Novel
What a bittersweet book taking place in Angels Cove, Cornwall. This is a historical fiction book unusually placed in three time lines. You have Juliet, Katherine and Juliets journals. The plot is so well developed with believable and interesting, likable characters. The carefully going back and forth made this book more relevant. I usually don't like bouncing back and forth in timelines but it was needed to get the feel and write this book. This book is great.you have Juliet and her amazing story is told from her point of view about the women who flew the ATA during WWII. Thewomen who could fly were trained to fly the airplanes the Britist flew as there were not enough men to do this. Katherine gets a letter from Uncle Gerald with an invite to Angel Cove. The first night she found the journal and begins to read Juliets beautiful story of love, loss, friendship and hardship. Then later to realize Juliet is still alive. This is a must listen to book with the narration done by Stephanie Beattie. Stephanie with the British accent draws you in and maintains your interest. I highly recommend this book.
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- ParkerT
- 02-22-20
If you love stories about the women pilots of WWII
I fell in love with this book and was so sorry when it concluded. Katherine and Juliette were people I would have loved had they been real...and they were so real in this book. More complexity than many of this sub-genre, this is well worth a listen or a read. Also loved Stephanie Beattie's performance.
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- Lucy
- 02-20-20
Slow Start - Amazing Story
Took me awhile to get use to the narrator's cadence and also to get invested in the characters. Just a bit too much time spent on why she went to Angel's/Angels/Angels' Cove. But then the story "took off and I never wanted it to land". Worth your time.
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- Autumn
- 03-15-20
Such an amazing and beautiful story!
This book was phenomenal! The stories, both past and present were so compelling and the characters absolutely amazing! I love books set during WW 2 and this was no exception!
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- Anonymous User
- 02-22-20
One of the sweetest books I’ve ever read...
I was hooked from the opener. Ms Hudson’s way of weaving a story is captivating. I love WWII historical fiction, and she did a lovely job of bringing poignant remembrances of that time. The love story was unexpected, but lovely; nothing cloying or smarmy. I fell instantly in love with all the characters, and could have listened for endless hours to the performance.
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- Dianne
- 01-22-20
All Girls SHOULD learn to fly!!!
Loved the story. Wish I could have been an ATA girl! For a few hours, I was! Great message... Love really is all that matters!
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- I love books!
- 06-04-20
Stunning!
This is a powerful book, I highly recommend. There is a nice juxtaposition of ordinary things and extraordinary things. I was captivated!
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- Reading Grandma
- 03-20-20
Overall...a wonderful story
Got a little distracted by the going back & forth between WWII times & present day...especially toward the end. but, all in all I enjoyed it tremendously. A great story of women pilots & their contributions!
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- Robert
- 02-21-21
Don’t miss it.
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