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Alan Cotino ascotinoc3b7 — Really enjoyed this. This is a book about the French Revolution through the eyes of Madame Tussaud, and not her life story. I had no idea she played such an important role in the Revolution. Her family's wax museum was as much of a source for news as the newspapers, so the displays in the museum were changed as quickly as power shifted in France. She had close relationships with the royal family, the Royalists, as well as the Revolutionists. Well written, but I gave it four stars instead of five because I sometimes felt a little bogged down in the politics. This was the first book I read on my iPad. I really thought I'd miss the paper and the action of turning the pages, but I did not. In fact, I found the instant dictionary in Kindle to be very useful for translating the few French words that came up that I didn't understand. I also loved being able to instantly see a photo of any castle, street, portrait, etc mentioned in the book.

Lenilton Lima onetimedes3829 — I enjoyed this book and its format very much. I was sad that the book ended. I wished that she had written about organic plant based poisons and how those became detectable as well.