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The Climb Out of Pain

Revisado: 05-03-25

The interview with Cory Richards was less like a conversation between strangers than it was an intimate chat between friends. Cory's emotional vulnerability had me pulling off the road to sit with him and myself. So much of what he shared resonated with me especially his mental health journey. I think anyone who listens to him speak will feel the same.

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If you believe all of it...

Revisado: 03-31-24

Full service is entertaining, if you believe the stories within the story that Scotty Bowers is telling.

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Best heartbreak I've ever experienced

Revisado: 03-31-24

The story Hanya Yanagihara tells in A Little Life is about being human. You will experience every emotion of a full human life when reading this book. Yanagihara leaves no emotion unfelt as he not only tells the story of four college friends but transports the reader into their world so completely we are breathing, crying, laughing and hurting with the characters. A Little Life changes you and you won't be prepared for it.

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In my top 5 of best overall audible books

Revisado: 03-31-24

Moshe Kasher brings his substantial talent for stand up comedy to the narration of his youth. Listening to this audio book gave me the sense I had invited Moshe over to my house for pizza and drinks, and we sat around the fire pit until 4am as he regaled me with the misadventures of his youth. I didn't want the storytelling to stop; it was just too wildly funny, playfully entertaining, and deeply human. Moshe's conversational writing style and one on one performing style forges a connection with the reader from word one.

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Chandler like you've never known him

Revisado: 11-14-22

Perry reads this with gut wrenching honesty that breaks the barrier of being "rich and famous" to being that one guy every knows, who sometimes is ourselves. He's relatable. His transparency takes the listener on an emotional roller coaster of cheering for him, yelling at him in anger, crying for his family, sighing in exasperation and finally feeling hopeful for him. Perry's honesty can make the listener feel uncomfortable but only because his struggles resonate with our own.

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Interesting and entertaining

Revisado: 06-17-22

I learned a great deal about James Stewart and others mentioned in the book that I didnt previously know. It was entertaining and informative with only a few dry spots that lost my attention.

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A perfect gem!

Revisado: 09-10-21

I found this production to be a riveting story of words and music, told by a master storyteller who spoke with as much passion as she sang and strummed. Delighted I found it.

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Wasn't a fan, this book changed that

Revisado: 09-08-21

Rob Lowe tells his stories with an acceptance that is neither self depreciating or egotistical. He finds the sweet spot called authenticity, and his honest approach made me a fan.

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Uninspiring

Revisado: 09-08-21

Did not connect with story which I found to be alternating as dull and confusing.

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Worth a listen!

Revisado: 06-05-21

McConaughey's story telling keeps the listener engaged and the stories he tells are honest, sweet, hilarious, a little shocking and heart warming.

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