Pope John Paul II: The Biography
Author: Tad Szulc
Published By: Scribner Book Company
Date Published: December 28, 1995
Genre: Biography
Pages: 542
Recommended Age: Adults
Rating: 2/C
This book is from my personal collection.
Summary:
The inside story of the negotiations involving John Paul II,
Soviet President Gorbachev, and General Jaruzelski of Portland that led to
Poland's and Eastern Europe's transition form communism to democracy.
My Thoughts:
I did not care much for this book; I regretted buying this book.
I have read biographies that were much more interesting than this one. It bored
me to tears and took me almost two months to finish this book and that is not
like me. This book read more like a text book, which is why I gave it only two
stars and a grade of D. It gave a bunch
of history on Poland, going back a hundred years before the Blessed Pope John
Paul II was even born. I do not recommend
Pope John Paul II by Tad Szulc. If you
want to read a biography on Pope John II, I would recommend a finding a
different author and one that covers Blessed Pope John Paul II’s entire life
span.
Parents:
Language: None
Adult Content: None
Violence: None
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