P. S. Matz

Don’t Miss this Wonderful Series

Revisado: 02-21-25

Following the life of Tom Braas, who his hippy/dippy mother wanted to call Jupiter, is an incredible adventure. Tom is model of childhood resilience even though several of his siblings were not so fortunate. Highly recommended.

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powerful and important

Revisado: 10-05-24

The memoir of a bright, resilient woman who survived terrible abuse at the hands of her blind, mentally ill mother in large part due to the support of her public school teachers.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 06-08-18

I'm a long time audio book listener and an even longer time King fan. This was incredibly hard to get through, but I hung in to the end because I felt like I had to! The story was somewhat interesting in the beginning, but never really grabbed me. None of the characters were nuanced and fascinating... Which is something I expect from Stephen King. Worst of all was the narration. The voice of Holly was agonizing to listen too. I understand that they were trying to portray an Asperger's type character with a voice that had unusual prosody, but it missed the mark. Instead she sounded like she was constantly out of breath and was reading dialoge from which all punctuation had been removed.

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Actually painful

Revisado: 05-02-17

What disappointed you about The Third Victim?

The narration was simply awful. I've never written a review before, but felt like I had to say something about this one. The narration was so bad, that I couldn't even tell if I liked the book, to be honest. It seemed flat and as if every sentence and description was utterly predictable.

Would you be willing to try another one of C. J. Critt’s performances?

No

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