M. V.

Such a beautifully written story

Revisado: 12-22-24

I love these books, and the narrator does them a true justice, with her poetic beautiful voice, a real treat.

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Surprisingly courageous

Revisado: 08-04-23

Memoir of grief, courage, powerful tribulations, and the enormous challenge of individuation for someone who was never meant to reveal it, expose it, but still did it, in his own deeply human way, exposing his vulnerability, and strangely doing a favour to the whole royal family, making them more real and human, deeply imperfect, but human. I hope they get an opportunity for repair, at some stage, although English clinging to their masks of indifference and superiority may not allow them.

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Funny, honest and heart warming

Revisado: 12-20-22

I enjoyed this book a lot, and loved her voice and her reading performance. As l have taken my knitting needles again, after so many, many years, and when my beloved 18.5 year old Birman cat was becoming too sick to last much longer than a few more months, this knitting thing has given me the gift of processing snd slowly healing. Admittedly, it has created a very expensive addiction to yarn, needles and love of expensive wool! No reassurance came from this book’s author about this being a passing affair, and for that l’m grateful. Thank you.

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Wonderful experience

Revisado: 05-01-21

I loved this book, very rich, poetic and deeply beautiful. Such a blessing to be able to hear John’s lovely soulful voice, narrating it in the most natural, conversational, intimate way. Thank you.

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Overall good book, annoying narration

Revisado: 04-24-21

The book iitself is fine, although feels superficial. It’s ok for couples therapy where none of the partners has a decent dose of personality dysfunction, in particular narcissistic personality structure where these techniques could potentially make a vulnerable partner even more so. It assumes both parties are invested in the relationship equally, often not the case. So it feels somewhat superficial to me. The female narrator does the most annoying, pathetic, weak female voice impersonification that was difficult to listen to. I am surprised Sue Johnston allowed it to be released as such. I certainly wouldn’t have had it been my book!

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Fabulous

Revisado: 07-24-20

I loved everything about this book and recommended it very highly. So beautifully written and read by the author, very enjoyable.

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Excellent book

Revisado: 07-17-20

Excellent, well-written book that covers a lot of ground, including a role of attachment and presents ADD a lot as an attachment disorder, which I find helpful, but others may argue for distinguishing them, which, in fact is often hard to do and this book does a good job at integrating rather then distinguishing the two disorders. On the whole this is a well-balanced book when it comes to bio-psycho-social-spiritual formulation. I truly enjoyed Daniel Mate’s voice and narration, one of the best l have heard on Audible books. Unfortunately, some of the Audible books are narrated by jarring, unpleasant voices that my ADD brain absolutely cannot stand even when I'm genuinely interested in the book itself. Daniel’s voice did a true service to this beautifully written book.

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