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5.0�toiles sur 5 Can't beat the Kent Chronicles, Mai 31 2003

Par	Allison (Milwaukie, OR United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires

This review is from: Rebels (Paperback)

I love this entire series, and The Rebels is where the twists and turns of family fortune shift into high gear (drama?).

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4.0�toiles sur 5 Book 2 of a great series, Mars 24 2003

Par	Beverley Strong (Australia) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

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Book 2 0f The Kent Family Chronicles is The Rebels.Philip Kent is now a serving soldier in George Washingtons rebel army,enduring cold,starvation and all the privations of war. He recieves a letter from his wife,Anne whom he has left in Boston with their infant son,Abraham,who tells him of her worries about the unwanted attention of a sea captain who is connected to the shipping firm with whom they have invested their savings.A new character is introduced,Judson Fletcher, a dissolute drunkard and family black sheep who is a warped soul because of his love for another mans wife and the dislike of his father. The War of Independence is in its main stages in this book with the names of many well known soldiers and characters of historical importance being included--it's a wonderfully easy way to learn history within the context of a family saga.

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4.0�toiles sur 5 Guilty pleasure, Nov. 14 2002

Par	Marisa James (Portland, OR United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires

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John Jakes has become my favorite guilty pleasure. His books read fast and have plenty of action and melodrama (kind of like he wrote them with a miniseries in mind...hmm...). They're just trashy enough that you feel like you're having fun, and just historical enough that you feel like you're learning something. I loved the North and South miniseries, and I loved the Crown family books. I wasn't sure I would be as intrigued by the revolutionary period, but I'm falling in love with the characters - I had to run out to the bookstore and get "The Seekers" right after I finished "The Rebels!"

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5.0�toiles sur 5 awesome, read all 8, the story gets better and better....
you will become part of the kent family-read all 8.

Publi� le Mars 10 2002 par Jeffrey Roberts

3.0�toiles sur 5 Very one sided
The book was a very good account of the American Revolution, but jOhn jakes gave a very one sided view of slavery. Read more

Publi� le Nov. 12 2000 par Dream in Color

4.0�toiles sur 5 The only non-5 star book of the 8-book series.
This is an interesting and compelling read, and a necessary part of the Kent family chronicles. It's kind of a bummer, though, as absolutely nothing good happens to anyone for... Read more

Publi� le Jui 16 2000 par Bruce Amspacher