J. Fortin

The purity and essence of etiquette made clear in this book.

Revisado: 01-18-25

I believe this should be played for every young child at night before they go to bed. perhaps required learning or revisiting with the latest edition in high school. I believe a lot more people would be more polite if they were introduced to what politeness looks like and that was done superbly and this edition of Emily posts etiquette. if you ever read this keep up the good work! We need more stuff like this to keep us going in this society that's ever-changing.

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Well written but pretty dark

Revisado: 11-13-24 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Trying not to give out spoilers... this was an interesting perspective for Dr. Watson & why he no longer had his Mary with him when Holmes returned from the 'grave.' While well-written and thoughtfully plotted, it was too dark for my tastes.

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F Bombs away!

Revisado: 05-26-22

One of the few John Skalzi flops. It was like talking to someone who thinks saying the F word makes their speach compelling and every argument right.

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short and sweet

Revisado: 11-19-21

a nice short compelling story. I love the film noir aspect of it. Larry Korea really knows how to nail it.

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great funny story!

Revisado: 11-19-21

I think I still prefer book one but don't take that to me that I don't love this one too. it's a great story!

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Good but it dragged

Revisado: 11-17-21

The story was well written. I guess my only real problem with it is that it didn't linger on anything that I particularly was interested in. I realized that it's a survival story but when it lingers on war this long it would be nice to have some sort of comfort resolution. not that there wasn't a resolution and mostly what you expect to have happened happens it's just like and then all the things happened. does that make any sense? Plus I feel like the last bit could have been included in the main story and should have.

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I didn't know I wanted to know!

Revisado: 10-31-21

this is the best DIY book I've ever heard. Can't wait to give these life hacks a try. still not sure where I'm going to get the unbreakable magic box but that's what Google is for right?

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#1 in customer satisfaction

Revisado: 12-22-19

One can only marvel at the depth of insight that can be found in the #1 in customer service story. It is both well paced and perfectly timed. though it did exaggerate a little on how many Nazis one can kill with a melon baller. I can only assume it was part of some sort of humorous joke. I've heard of comedy and seen its positive effect but one must always remember to be factual before trying to be comical. I never would have thought of this as a cookbook but I'm going to have to try that rat cooked over money trick as that sounds delicious. President Baldwin did an amazing job narrating this book. It's only drawback seems that it may have been just slightly too good. some more faint-of-heart may not be able to appreciate that much awesome at one time.

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