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Ragnar Lothbrok and a History of the Vikings

Viking Warriors Including Rollo, Norsemen, Norse Mythology, Quests in America, England, France, Scotland, Ireland and Russia

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Ragnar Lothbrok and a History of the Vikings

By: Noah Brown
Narrated by: Dalan E. Decker
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Ragnar Lothbrok was a legendary warrior who left a legacy among the Vikings like none other.

Today's popular TV show may have popularized Ragnar's story, but the real facts are not very well known. Discover the truth behind this Viking warrior and the rich history of the Vikings.

Topics included in this audiobook:

  • The Legend of Ragnar Lothbrok
  • Vikings in England
  • Vikings in France
  • Vikings in America
  • Vikings in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales
  • Rollo the Viking
  • And more amazing facts about the rich history of the Vikings!

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©2017 Noah Brown (P)2018 Noah Brown Europe Historical Scandinavia Middle Ages Viking Norse England United Kingdom Scotland Imperialism Warrior Mythology Russia Norse Sagas Viking Ireland
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great info in this book, but had nothing to do with ragnar, his name is said 2-3 times in the whole book,

nothing to do with ragnar

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This is the very worst narration I have come across on audible. So so boring!!!! What were they thinking!!🤬🤬🤬🤬

Awful narration

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The first thing I noticed was how odd the narration was. I looked it up and apparently it is narrated by someone called Dalan E. Decker, but I'm not convinced that it isn't a computer narration. It is too off to be a human narration. I can forgive (just) the woeful pronunciation of some common place names, but pronouncing the bow of the ship as boe (as in hoe), rather than bow (as in now) is just too wierd. You find yourself waiting for the next piece of poor pronunciation, rather than listening to the story.

As for the story. Okay, but not exactly a scholarly work. It wanders all over the place and many episodes are repeated in a different form a little later, making you wonder if you were listening in the first place. Maybe I wasn't. I struggled.

Summary - there must be better books on viking history out there.

Appalling narration ruins it

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The reader lacked anything more than monotone reading, the book sounded more like a listing of citations more than a cohesive book

Lackluster and monotone

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