Madge C. (dmconn1) reviewed on + 234 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
I found the book to be well written albeit a little wordy at times. There is a lot of information packed into "True Compass". If you are looking for a detailed account of what happened at Chappaquiddick, you will be sorely disappointed. Ted brings it up as a tragedy that he felt his entire life and offers his apologies. The book deals more with his relationship with his brothers and his political life. He led such a full life that many subjects are touched on but not all are elaborated on. It is well worth the read if you have any interest in the Kennedy clan. I was humbled by all this man dealt with in his lifetime and all that he achieved.
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