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Rivals #3

Rivals! 3 Even More Frenemies Who Changed the World

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Exclusively on Audible, hilarious history for ages eight and up.

Limber up, ready the troops, and prepare your Rivals 3! Even More Frenemies Who Changed the World takes a hilarious look at the petty squabbles and bitter feuds that shaped history.

Hear how a single tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs changed women’s sports, how the blood feud between Medieval queens plunged Europe into a decades-long war, how the sibling rivalry between the Kellogg brothers revolutionized breakfast, and how the grudge match between President Harry Truman and General Douglas MacArthur nearly brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.

This audiobook has it flaming sanitariums, calamitous maps, empowered haberdashers, tennis dogs, singing nuns, marching trees, and heaping bowls of hand-harvested, free-range insults.

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Published September 11, 2025

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Scott McCormick

331 books120 followers
Scott McCormick is the author of more Scott McCormick bios than any other Scott McCormick who ever Scott McCormicked. Look it up if you don’t believe me. He also writes the Mr. Pants graphic novels and the hilarious Audible Originals The Dragon Squisher, Spies! Sneak, Snoops, and Saboteurs Who Shaped the World, Mutually Assured Detention, and the number-one bestseller Rivals! Frenemies Who Changed the World. But who are we kidding? The real money is in writing bios. You take that advice to the bank. Tell ‘em Scott McCormick sent you. And if they ask you which Scott McCormick, you tell ‘em the Scott-McCormick-bio-writing Scott McCormick of the North Carolina Scott McCormicks. They’ll know who you mean.

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2,107 reviews21 followers
April 6, 2026
This wonderful series is a lot of fun. It tells the stories of famous rivalries with a fun and entertaining presentation. The cast is fantastic as usual. This edition contains the rivalries of Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs, Harry Truman and Douglas MacArthur, the Kellog Brothers and two Medieval queens. Each story tells a story with wit, humor and some fun songs. I hope the author continues the wonderful series.
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2 reviews
May 15, 2026
Skvěle namluvené. U příběhu Brunhilda vs. Fredegunda jsem se smála nahlas i při poslouchání v mhd.
Profile Image for Mia.
264 reviews1 follower
September 26, 2025
Another great Frenemies book. Listening fun, while getting a good history lesson.
21 reviews
November 21, 2025
Rivals 2 was the best so far, I feel like this returned to the lame cheesy humor that was abundant in the first Rivals. The “Joisey!” running gag/ shoutout wasn’t funny the first time and it definitely didn’t become funny after another dozen times.
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Author 30 books111 followers
October 8, 2025
Another great book by Scott McCormick! There's so many relationships and rivalries that get buried in history. I love these types of books that dig them up and show how they affected what we know of the world.
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311 reviews
November 14, 2025
This is a fun listen. The stories are interesting and full of details that I didn’t know before. The narrator and actors are very easy to understand and the effects and music add to the whole production.
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315 reviews6 followers
January 28, 2026
3.5⭐ The kids loved this series, but I was so over the silly accents and sound effects by this 3rd installment.
3 reviews
April 9, 2026
Not quite as good as the first 2. I mean what is…. But overall still really enjoyable.
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1,062 reviews7 followers
May 19, 2026
I technically finished this book but not really, as I don't remember it. Not as good as the first one, stories aren't memorable.
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