Gandhi & Churchill: The Epic Rivalry That Destroyed an Empire and Forged Our Age Audiobook

" This gave me a much better perspective of the two great personalities that were so different and yet also very much alike. "

" I highly recommend this book, great history, great story. "

" Unfortunately, I didn't finish the book - but that is not because I didn't enjoy it or learn from it. I got through two-thirds of the book and it was recalled to the library. I may pick it up again after it makes its rounds. Fascinating lives and an interesting way to frame the dual biographies. "

" EPIC BOOK! It brilliantly showcases the greatest of the great Gandhi and Churchill. Its a treat for history lovers. "

" A 613 page book that is slow at times. He writes of the common ground and extreme opposite characteristics of these two men,and how they shaped two nations. "

" I found it an interesting book. Not a riveting story but a fascinating insight into the lives of these two great historical figures. "

" I have always thought of these two men as "good guys" but after reading the book, I'm not so sure if either of them were so good after all. "

" Picked this one up too close after finishing my degree. It is on my list to re-read when I am less distracted. "

" A good history for me since my 20th century historical background is lacking. "

" Interesting book on the parallel lives of Gandhi and Churchill. It also tells of Gandhi's struggle and sacrifice for India's independence from Britain. "

" A very good and informative book. Not unlike our times, two powerful folk passing often in the night. Had they but talked and worked together...... "

" An incredible book that puts Arthur Herman on the level of David McCullough. He couldn't have picked more compelling subjects or made a more thorough case for his thesis. At times, a tad repetitive, but that is a minor complaint. "

" Couldn't get through it. Too boring. Both Gandi and Churchill come off as politically driven with little else driving them. "

" I found it an interesting book. Not a riveting story but a fascinating insight into the lives of these two great historical figures. "

" An incredible book that puts Arthur Herman on the level of David McCullough. He couldn't have picked more compelling subjects or made a more thorough case for his thesis. At times, a tad repetitive, but that is a minor complaint. "

" This gave me a much better perspective of the two great personalities that were so different and yet also very much alike. "

" A bit slow and lots of wars/politics and names and unfamilliar Indian words but very detailed and informative. I learned a lot about Gandhi and Churchill which was my intention behind reading this book. "

" Fascinating! One authors' point of view but still, much insight into the politics involved and the beginning of the end of The British Empire. India was considered the "Crown Jewel" of The Empire. "

" A good enough book, but not the best biography I have read of either man. "