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mbondlamberty 's review for:
Bunker Hill: A City, a Siege, a Revolution
by Nathaniel Philbrick
I have to preface this with a few statements:
1 - I do no like US history that much, in particular the war for independence isn't really my thing
2 - I am not a particular fan of military history either
So I listened to this book and often it was amazingly soporific that I fell asleep very shortly after starting it, which is probably more indicative of my state of fatigue than the book itself.
Possibly the narrator's voice was sufficiently soothing that it allowed my brain to turn off and that let me go to sleep.
So take the amount of time that it took me to read this with a big grain of salt, other things would come up and I would find them to be of more interest than this book and I would simply switch.
1 - I do no like US history that much, in particular the war for independence isn't really my thing
2 - I am not a particular fan of military history either
So I listened to this book and often it was amazingly soporific that I fell asleep very shortly after starting it, which is probably more indicative of my state of fatigue than the book itself.
Possibly the narrator's voice was sufficiently soothing that it allowed my brain to turn off and that let me go to sleep.
So take the amount of time that it took me to read this with a big grain of salt, other things would come up and I would find them to be of more interest than this book and I would simply switch.