Deal W. Hudson

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Revisado: 11-25-23

Day-to-day recounting of the first months of the American Revolution. Fascinating account of a courageous people insisting on liberty.

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Wow!

Revisado: 12-30-22

I’ve read a ton of books about the movies. But I learned more about filmmaking and its history from this book than any other.

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The best account of Hitler’s rise to power.

Revisado: 08-26-20

Range’s narrative clarity is created by a prudent selection of the facts and details that count. He avoid unnecessary explication of the well-known and obvious. Range also tells the story by focusing on the interaction of its major player rather than the debate over ideas, a account already well-covered by previous writers. Hodgson’s narration is perfect—his voice drew me from chapter to chapter without any listening fatigue entering in. My strongest recommendation!

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Just the Best!

Revisado: 04-21-20

I own nearly 1,000 audiobooks and have been listening to them since they were on LPs. I've always admired the books read by Charlton Griffin, such as his marvelous rendering of Somerset Maugham's short stories, but this Aeneid performance should be regarded as something very, very special. Griffin has taken the Dryden translation and made it come alive for the modern reader--I was hooked from beginning to end, though I skipped the long introduction. Griffin is a master of pace and characterization and listening to him, we become immersed in a story that contains some passages which could easily become boring and tedious, There's none of that in Griffin's reading. I want to thank Charlton Griffin for making me understand why Virgil's Aeneid is among the most important books of Western civilization. I get it now.

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A gripping mystery narrated by a master actor!

Revisado: 08-10-19

This is my first encounter with the Aberdeen police world of Stuart MacBride, and you can count me a covert. The narration by John Sessions you forget the narrator altogether—all you hear is the story as if there were no intermediary. Wonderful!

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One of the best narrations I've ever heard!

Revisado: 07-31-19

As a longtime listener to audiobooks, I REGARD JOHN SESSIONS' PERFORMANCE A TRIUMPH! I've listened to hundreds of audiobooks (over 800), and this goes in my top twenty five. Sessons should be nomimated for, and win, an Audie Award.

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Truly Hilarious

Revisado: 06-18-18

The is easily the funniest, laugh-out-loud, audiobook I know. I keep looking for Ali Davis to publish something else -- what a talent!

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This book still haunts me

Revisado: 06-18-18

Moorhouse eloquently tells the story of WWII from the perspective of those inhabiting Berlin. I already knew what happened when the Russians finally arrived but did not know what Berliners had suffered through in the previous three years. It's too much, of course, to call them 'victims,' but this book reminds us of their humanity.

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This book can save you from ruining your back

Revisado: 06-18-18

I thought I had back problems and was considering surgery, then I read Ramin's book and realized all I needed to do work through the back pain with the right exercises. Once I followed this regime for a month, I've not had any problems since. And I am a very avid 68-year old golfer.

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Terrifying

Revisado: 06-18-18

This is the most gripping, terrifying, and completely absorbing audiobook I yet heard, and I have heard over 500.

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