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Now, I can't remember if I recommended this book before, but if I did, I'm doing it again

because I just reread it myself.

It's Lafayette in the somewhat United States by Sarah Val, which is a light, delightful,

and funny take on Lafayette's adventures in America.

The audiobook is fantastic with Val herself obviously being fantastic, but it also features

voice acting from some of my most favorite people in all of entertainment, John Hodgman,

Nick Offerman, and Pat and Oswald, among many others.

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