What about Paul Michael’s performance did you like? If you don't want a lump in your throat,don't bother with this one. The history of the Holocaust and the building of the state of Israel.The characters and their trials stay with you for a long time.This is a very heartwrenching book. I love all his books.I would love to see you do QBVII. I read it many years ago and fell in love with Israel and Leon Uris. I listened to Exodus many years ago with a different reader. Where does Exodus rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? You have no idea how happy you've made me today.:) I hope audible puts up Trinity and Redemption next. To me, this book is like a pair of worn jeans.

If you have any kind of interest in Israel, I'd say read this book. I'm on chapter 10, but I'm already hooked. Uris really brings out the conflicts, the emotions, the tension, Etc. They make mistakes, they laugh, they love, they quarrel, Etc., and the reader feels all that. You really get to see who these people are. To me, these are some of the best in literature. What tugged at my heart about this novel the most was the characters. This novel makes me feel like I'm coming home. This book brought back not only knowledge but also memories of places in Israel where I had gone. I had just returned from a trip to Israel 6 months before I read Exodus for the first time. What attracted me to this novel from the beginning was my fascination with Israel and how it became a nation in 1948. I've been requesting this book for a while so needless to say, I was overjoyed when I found it on audible this morning. I read this book when I was a senior in High-School and I loved it then. I'm very afraid that nothing I say is going to do this book justice, but I'm going to try.

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