WolfWoman

great narrator

Revisado: 01-09-22

always wanted to read her books. this one is her biography. she hung out with some literary wits

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wow.

Revisado: 10-27-21

spell binding. I know so many intimate and historic details about so many characters in this swashbuckler.
look this review needs work. if God lets me live I will come back and rewrite. but listeners you need to listen to this book so I will blurt out as much as I can this morning.

I know how their mom loves them or doesn't. I have intimate knowledge about their bodies. I've seen governors get their deserved lashings until they beg for mercy, and beyond that.

in the same position as a place there so-called citizens under arrest and so called punish them by their so-called laws.

what their bodies look like. I know the difference in slang and accentuation from hackney to swell, and these in the UK empire speak and why they speak the way they do. I know the history between their loved ones or the ones they hate and and why.

True kismet for me: I am almost to the end of a recently published anthropological textbook book called [the true story of mutiny on the bounty].

This Amazon Original audiobook, HELL CATS collaborates seemingly so.

The cinematics . . . we need a word
The audiopromatics are SO WELL STAGED THAT
I am lost here in bed. Even now at 9:23 in my morning 🌅 with no audiobook within hearing,, I'm still on The Vanity. At harbour off A Scotch moor.

i need to start my day as w Americans say anyway

but writing this, trying my best before coffee to tell you why I'm stillon a ship in Captain's quarters with the TRUE PROTAGONIST* Mary Mark Reid* . I can't console her; there is no condolence for her particular present blank wall.

to be brutally honest. I have capacities for sexual realism, mentality to hold a dead child, practicality in bastardizing when bastardizing is the ONLY OPTION TO DRAW ON. Generating empetus is natural.
*there are several potential protagonists. ok,
This is a novel so rich, such depths REQUIRE a separate and different protagonist.
I'm going with Mary Reid.

*Reid that surname is not lost on me. this novel seems to be well researched as I said earlier the well researched history of the mutiny on the bounty and Captain Bligh is finally been revealed in a new textbook that I'm reading at the same time as this audiobook came along to me. Reid is the name of an official out of London who tried his best to keep the record of yellow journalism from absolutely abolishing a heroic Captain Bligh.

I wonder.

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These 3 books are ABRIDGED.

Revisado: 09-22-21

honestly I've read better works from from M Scott Peck.
honestly these three books are more preachy than inspiring he's examining people that don't know how to tell the truth and he does make some personal evaluations that there are people that are just 100% evil and that's all there is to it you know as I write this I'll give him another try but they are a bridge and I think that is the that is the conflict that I am having with these books and being a bridge and eight bucks a piece I feel I feel ripped off.
oh also I don't like the narrator he's not reading it like M Scott Peck wood tell it the pace of the books that I've read were more personal I mean I'm reading them to myself in my mind but this guy it's a little bit more like reading and encyclopedium I don't feel any compassion I feel like he's he's just reading and putting in a some inflection here and there.

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wow

Revisado: 09-20-21

loved it
struggled to start.
used it as a bedtime story.
went back the next night to where is last heard before I'd dozed off.
Steve Earle wrote and narrates.
his spirit journey makes sense. nd develop the characters yeah sure but in the end after the epilogue you just feel like you know what living is supposed to be.

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excellent !!!

Revisado: 09-18-21

this book introduces Confucius by giving a record of his birth and his training and how he just became a a person that people flocked to because he thought out of the box and his time culture needed a tune-up and Confucius was the one to do it and then comes another guy and then comes you know it all needs down to Gandhi but they're not related it's just each new era called for a new person to step up and follow the voice in their head and then at the end there is a nice long narration of many of Confucius sayings..

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yes. all the ugly and wonderful

Revisado: 09-17-21

the narrator was excellent being a woman there there were times the narrator spoke for a man I love how the chapters are delineated each chapter is about sometimes four to six minutes sometimes 10 to 18 minutes and it just keeps you turning the page if you will.
there are 18 chapters I don't know how many words but it may seem long I don't know it's a long book but hard to put down.
the time is around 19 7 8 to 87
follows the lives of somewhere around 10 people but not really most of these 10 people are involved with the protagonist maybe for a couple of years each but it will those two or three years will be covered an exhaustive ways but simple ways. there's nothing really gross in this book although there are a couple of murders and a few terrible fights between family members and not family members. no look this is not sons of anarchy or anything close to that this is about a determination tenacity moving on holding on and at the same time moving on that can be done it this book embraces the ugly physical ugliness and soul evil ugliness it covers the small mind and the narrow myopic view of the world based on having gone nowhere. it's about the heavens astrologically speaking. it's a book about a girl interrupted from age eight to age 22.

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Amazing! I loved it!

Revisado: 09-16-21

Since finishing This masterpiece, I played roulette! Randomly spinning the chapter listing and picking a chapter to listen to! it was difficult for me to put down.

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perfect performance

Revisado: 09-12-21

the story is descriptive. you will see all that's happening!
I saw the movie and I'm glad I 0assed the time listening to this F S FITSGERALD.

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it's. Beautiful. And beautifully narrated.

Revisado: 09-10-21

loved The Favorite Game. I can spin the chapters, click on one and play. each and every chapter is a delicious vignette
that enfolds me into it's moment, into the throngs of a perfect view.
Sublime Errotica. this is not some drama flooded with exclamation points.

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will listen over and over.

Revisado: 09-05-21

Scarlet Johansson! a production of her family to be honest I don't think I have ever actually read The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland
No high school or University classes required reading The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland.

I enjoyed the narration of this really cute book the narrator really really is a good reader of this book clearly she enjoys the story and she has little voices for some of the characters the Cheshire cat the white rabbit and so on and her little mimicking of the characters is just so. Not overdone and not interfering with the story by distraction. I'm going to listen to it again over and over.

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