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Exactly what I needed to hear

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Revisado: 11-15-20

Thank you, Laura, for this amazing piece of work. Your words were exactly what I needed to hear. I will be listening to, and reading, your book many times over. You truly are a writer.

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A lesson in courage and excellent reporting

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Revisado: 09-30-18

Impressive reporting. I have a fond admiration of and respect for the courageous few who stood up for what they believed in.

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A great guide for keto beginners!

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Revisado: 03-14-17

A clear, concise, personal experience of how to begin a ketogenic lifestyle and how to keto adapt aka fat adapt. Especially helpful for women. Thank you, Leanne!

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Great book, terrible narrator

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5 out of 5 stars

Revisado: 03-18-14

Would you consider the audio edition of Dancing Fish and Ammonites to be better than the print version?

I can't compare the two as I haven't read the print version, but the language of the book is quite exceptional. The trouble is I can't "enjoy" the book because I truly dislike the narrator's voice, her flow, the intonation of her voice, the cadence. I really don't like listening to her and it takes away from the author's beautiful message.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Dancing Fish and Ammonites?

I'm still listening to it, but the soft humanity of life, living, and death. What it means to grow old -- how one doesn't envy youth or crave to live longer -- but how to live life elegantly as an older person and enjoy the peace and wisdom one gains throughout life. Finally, in age, one is able to know ones self and exercise the honesty in which a life well lived can softly take it's rest.

What didn’t you like about Kelly Birch’s performance?

I can't explain it, but her voice is not relaxing or welcoming. This book should be read in the voice of someone who is older, wiser, deeper. It is a book written by an older woman and therefore an older person should have narrated. I truly dislike listening to Ms. Birch read this book, but all is made up for in Penelope Lively's excellent and beautiful writing.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No, I listen to it in the car and so I knew I would listen to it at different times and in chunks of one hour or so.

Any additional comments?

I recommend getting a new narrator. I hate saying this about Kelly Birch, but she's just not the right person for this book. Her voice is abrasive and takes away from really enjoying the story.

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