Jonathan

Narrator ruins a perfectly mediocre book

Revisado: 02-22-22

The content is pretty unremarkable for this genre of books. It’s the same stories, same examples, and same academic research (though sometimes dubious quality of research). If you’re new to the genre and want the content, definitely read the book. The narrator uses the story as an opportunity to practice his community theater level voice acting skills. The book isn’t about him but he tries to make his voice the center of attention. Additionally, his impersonation of MLK, Jr. is cringe worthy. Also, on a technical note, there is a distinctive echo in the recording, probably from a piece of glass or other flat hard surface. Once you hear it you can’t unhear it :-/

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