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Technical and practical

Revisado: 08-09-23

Someone else needs to read this author’s work.

I enjoyed Steven Covey’s work, His Son is knowledgeable and capable, and I’m sure is a personable individual. But his reading style is less than engaging.

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I couldn’t get the vibe

Revisado: 09-15-21

This author may have a fantastic story, but I can’t get into it. This reader isn’t engaging me.

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Totally different than expected

Revisado: 06-16-21

I would have preferred to have avoided the language, but I was intrigued to see how this played out. I fully expected an encounter with life on Mars, but, alas such was not the case. Good journey and imagery.

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Nice launch

Revisado: 05-27-21

I was intrigued by this title and what it offered. Yet, I was disappointed that it didn’t go into a more in depth discussion on the process and mindset of getting out of the proverbial maze.

It, was a great undertaking.

Enjoy🦅

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Drab and disturbing

Revisado: 05-02-21

I could have enjoyed this book better if there was more effort in dramatic improvisation. Multiple readers could have been a benefit, but frankly, one reader trying to delineate several characters, this reader just didn’t have it.

The storyline, didn’t help me understand the history of the concept of the hunger games, up to that ten year anniversary. So, there was a war. OK? One would have expected a timeline of what took place to get us to this point. A brief mention of the key players and how they got where they are? Didn’t cut it.

Katnis Everdean explained in better detail what the hunger games were. This book was an attempt to build from that series, as an afterthought prequel.

Frankly, the other 3 books of the Hunger Games could have been left standing without this one.

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Stagnant

Revisado: 03-28-21

The only reason I completed the series, was to follow the progression to its conclusion.

This wreaked of haughty cliquish girl drama.

The only one who showed any sense was icarus. I enjoyed listening to his character develop.

I won’t be advancing into any more that are read by this one.

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Juvenile humor

Revisado: 07-17-19

Is Audible Originals getting desperate?

This one, in particular is offensive.

I was hoping for a lively discussion about Babe Ruth, but what I got was an offensive rendition of those who interacted with him. You could have pulled this story off without the innuendo diatribe.

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esto le resultó útil a 8 personas

Juvenile

Revisado: 05-03-19

I lost interest 10 minutes in. I could not get past the nearly infantile portrayal of a juvenile pretending to be a sleuth.

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esto le resultó útil a 2 personas

Intriguing

Revisado: 12-26-18

This is a collection of Orson's Radio Theater work. Most of the productions, I enjoyed, but there were many that I did not get into the story being portrayed. MOST, however, I did.

Orson Wells was a master at his craft, and did very well in whatever he produced.

I do encourage a listen to this collection.

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Getting lame

Revisado: 07-17-18

I downloaded this book expecting exciting adventure in Magnus' journeys.

What I got, was rather lame, attempts at juvenile humor, mixed with the story line.

Mr. Riordan? I think you are overworking this theme, and could have completed this book in half the time. However, I am intrigued in your effort to entwine Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase into this story line.

I have to admit, I got bored about halfway through the story, but am intrigued in what the next book has to offer. I really hope it doesn't take 2 years for it to complete.

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