Lenny C. Husen

Sad and well written

Revisado: 04-12-25

Narrator fabulous
story slow and tedious at times
Tear jerker
well written
No more books by this author for me

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Narrator makes this great

Revisado: 04-08-25

I was entertained from the first sentence
some things were drawn out and overly cheesy but the basic story was a fun fantasy and ultimately the ending not predictable
Jack and his gang were likable.
Jack is an anti-hero who is frustrating and cowardly for the first half of the book and slowly gains maturity.

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fascinating memoir

Revisado: 04-02-25

narrator awful choice and a shame
definitely book should be read not heard
Christina is an interesting person, with her own issues. She and her Narcissistic damaged and abusive mother had an enmeshed relationship that is as painful to experience as it is intense.
I believe Christina told the truth as she knew it.
If she made this up, she would have had to be a genius.
Christina does come across as whiny, bitter, and entitled at times.
I did not blame her but sped up the recording during the strident angry rants of either of the two main characters.
Her story of becoming independent eventually while still maintaining polite contact with her mother is remarkable.
She was sassy and tough and paid the price of abandonment and loneliness.
This is a book I am relieved to be finished with, yet as a survivor of narcissistic parents myself, I am personally grateful Tina told her story.

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sensational unique story

Revisado: 02-01-25

narrator outstanding
beautifully written and exciting story
loved the 7 deadly sins themes of selfishness and giving
best audio fiction i have heard

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Love this guy

Revisado: 01-17-25

Voice is painful to listen to but once he said that he had had throat cancer I gave him a pass. Despite the terrible voice he reads his story with great feeling. I believed every word
I am not a big fan of weight loss for the sake of Good looks and vanity but Tommy makes it clear that it is all about being healthy and navigating the world in an easier way.
I hope he was able to keep the weight off and if I could tell him anything I would say that his ideal weight is probably 275 to 290 pounds and 230 would be too low.
I also hate weight loss memoirs that imply that anyone can lose weight if they put their mind to it and that fat people should lose weight. I loved that Tommy emphasized just how hard it was to make even any slow progress and that he never once implied that other fat people should lose weight.
As a medical doctor who believes in health at every size HAES and who hates weight loss Surgery, this book has my approval.
I am straight sized myself for multiple reasons that have nothing to do with any great achievement on my part. I think the way fat people are treated is dreadful and needs to be changed.
I also liked that Tommy never claimed that discrimination made him unhappy but rather he felt unhappy about his weight for personal internal reasons.

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Super Interesting and Optimistic

Revisado: 01-12-25

Narrator was fine did not detract.
I did need to speed this up to 1.15 as this book was more educational than it was fun.
The author has a high opinion of himself but thankfully other than some eye-roking inducing passages mainly sticks to an excellent history of artificial intelligence as it applies to the field of medicine in past present, and future.
Excellent for physicians not really a Layman's book unless you are the kind of person who loves to read Scientific American. I'm not that kind of person but I am a doctor so this was great for me.
I do recommend this for docs and other healthcare field workers who are intrigued rather thanhorrified by AI
I loved the author's positive spin on the topic and paranoid-quelling attitude.
I intend to buy the paper version just to be able to review some of the apps he extolls.
But this was a good audiobook especially as it was free.

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Well-written Horror Story

Revisado: 09-10-24

Narrator fabulous.
well-written
story dark and sad.
themes of child abuse, torture, bullying, alcoholism, addiction.
the sodomizing zombie was an original touch
disappointing that the tale basically promotes violence as a way to solve problems

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Do not waste your time

Revisado: 06-08-24

This was free and worth every penny. narrator was excellent. Writing was very good.
Story was awful pointless violent
Unending misery, one unpleasant episode after another.
But the worst thing was that there was not one character I liked or identified with or rooted for, other than the captain of the ship, who seemed like a good man, although gullible.
I cannot in good conscious continue with the dreadful dour story. I am bailing halfway through. I am on chapter 22.
I kept thinking it had to get better
I was wrong

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highly relevant for anyone interested in HRT risks and benefits

Revisado: 04-02-24

I am a physician and this was recommended to me by my Ob/Gynecologist since i have been on HRT since peri-menopause

all physicians need to read this book

audio version well narrated by both authors

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Super depressing but extremely well written and narrated

Revisado: 03-07-24

Story was dismal. Make sure to speed up to at least 1.1
Narrator superb

Parkinson's Disease
Caregiver Burden
Disability
Loneliness
Abortion Right to Choose vs Right to Life
Who does a Human Body belong to?

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