Killers of the Flower Moon chapters 25 & 26 | David Grann |

Chapter 25 The Lost Manuscript
Chapter 26 Blood Cries Out

[@austingallinger760]

Mr Gould, I think it's time that we become more than video maker and watcher. I think I should become a subscriber. I know this might be moving too fast, but you've helped me through hard times in school. Thank You.

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you!

[@rayvenwhite5222]

Thank you so much for the video. It is a tragic story that needs to be heard along with others. Now, hopefully the movie does the book Justice..,

[@readwithDavid]

The movie is about 3 1/2 hour long and the Osage Nation had a lot of input prior to the start of filming.

[@rayvenwhite5222]

Great! My book club is going to see it today now that we are done reading it. I’m hopeful…

[@readwithDavid]

@@rayvenwhite5222 Thank You Rayven!

[@mercylynn206]

Thank you Mr. Gould for taking the time to read this whole book and post it in KZbin. I knew I was going to need to read the book but I have had several eye recent surgeries. Because of you I was able to listen to the whole book in one weekend and I am very grateful. Also I am Osage and a part of the Grayhorse Band. I remember knowing or hearing about most of the Osages you read about and grew up with their descendants. I actually dreaded these things being stirred up again in myself but hearing it through you somehow made it easier, truly. Thank you again.

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you for taking the time to listen! Sorry I’m just now responding. It definitely was a difficult book for me to read as I got really emotional at times and angry.

[@whitetigercg]

Thank you for reading the book! I can’t wait to read to share my opinion of the book with my book club in our first meeting!!!

[@readwithDavid]

Thank You

[@Z-ManTheOriginal]

Thank you.

[@readwithDavid]

I hope you enjoyed the book and you'll remember what happened to the Osage Nation!

[@readwithDavid]

You will hear me pause from time to time as I try to keep it together.

[@kimberlysaul4389]

David you've done a great job narrating this most horrible heartbreaking tragedy of the Osage people. I'm a Cherokee descendant who attended Chilocco with several Osage. Wado, Kimberly Saul

[@readwithDavid]

@@kimberlysaul4389 It was difficult for me to read and thank you.

[@lauranduka9716]

thank you so much! i had to read this book for summer reading and i struggle a lot with reading at a quick pace. this helped me a lot.

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you

[@tanush9147]

Thank you so much for the read-along! Helped me stay focused during my reading and kept me on track! :)

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you

[@Jun-uv3yl]

I really appreciate u reading this book! I had to read it as a summer reading assignment for college :) someone in the comments mentioned struggling to read at a fast pace, I also struggle with that too :,0 so once again thank u for a wonderful audio book. It was truly a great experience and I really enjoyed it!

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you I appreciate you taking the time to write a comment

[@sharkasaur]

Thank you, Mr. Gould.

[@hertears14]

Thank you so I much for this wholesome book reading series! It’s helped me so much with this book. And on a side note- I love the little commentary you add in here and there about insight you have on the area and even the little quips you make throughout. It adds character that no audio book could ever have.

[@readwithDavid]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@readwithDavid]

Parts triggered me and I got emotional including being angry and sad. I just finished a book you might like called When You Trap a Tiger which is mostly fiction.

[@isabella715]

You helped me read this book in three days. I tried reading it before but none of the information was sticking, thank you for saving my grade 🫶

[@readwithDavid]

Thank you!