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She's ridiculous.

Revisado: 02-21-24

She seems to have lost her head. Wish I could get my money back. I want a refund.

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Insightful, inspiring, beautifully written and read

Revisado: 05-07-21

Alicia Garza provides a step-by-step guide for creating communities and the global community we want to live in through compelling stories and thoughtful reflections on her journey as an activist. As a bonus, she has an awesome voice.

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Even better than the first book!

Revisado: 09-01-19

Exciting start to finish but still explores the characters ‘ psyches. Listened to the audiobook and the reader was excellent, generally, but some of her female voices were irritating.

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Main character Ghanaian but story read by white English man with English accent?

Revisado: 03-21-19

The tile says it all. Weird and disorienting voice. I’ve heard the reader before and he’s great but NOT for this book.

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Loved the Spell man's but this...no.

Revisado: 09-04-16

Lutz's Spellman's, with all their quirks and foibles, are lovable and relatable so I was eager to read her latest endeavor. This novel's heroine was not relatable and certainly not lovable. Her thoughts and feelings about herself and others are unfathomable, which creates distance between reader and protagonist. For example, the man she ends up with at the end of the novel is a creepy stalker (cop or no). Making bad worse, the narrator used an excruciatingly slow, low whispery voice for all but the protagonist, which served to compound the reader's sense of alienation; all but the main character sounded mentally challenged and, well, just weird. I would have simply sped up the recording, but the protagonist's dialogue and non-dialogue were spoken at regular speed. Totally disappointing.

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intelligent, thoughtful, exciting

Revisado: 06-26-16

Story is as good as all the 5 Star reviews say it is! Can't wait for the next book!

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Very entertaining but...

Revisado: 05-16-16

I've now read Swain's two Cunningham novels and found them both entertaining and even enlightening. However, as an African American reader, my enjoyment is marred by the lack of multidimensional sympathetic black characters (in fact, all of the black characters are monstrous, which is disturbing). If this doesn't bother you then you'll probably find the novel a fun ride. However, this was my last Swain book.

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Well written, engaging, real.

Revisado: 05-15-15

As usual, all of Liane Moriarty's characters are blessed, to varying degrees, with superior traits and embarrassing defects that made me cringe and chuckle with rueful recognition. I very much enjoyed the book and loved the narrator's voice and pace.

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