Dan Young

Very detailed account

Revisado: 04-14-25

Highly detailed account of all of the events. Filled in a lot after Sue Klebolds book

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A wonderful listen

Revisado: 12-14-24

It was a little slow and hard to get into in the beginning, it well worth the wait. I’m glad I stuck with it. A very thorough look at the space program and the disaster of the Challenger.

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Second Narrator was not great

Revisado: 01-10-24

I started listening to this book with my wife when we travel. Seemed like an interesting story until we got to the second narrator. I tried but couldn’t do it. The story is being told from different perspectives so they use this guy who sounds like he does voice overs for cop shows in the 60s. Should have just stuck with the first narrator. I had to return it.

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Very interesting story

Revisado: 12-17-23

I am not sure about some of the other reviews that did not like this book. I found it very interesting and it gave a nice look into life and business during the French Revolution and Napoleon years. Are there some missing details? Of course! I was shocked that the author was able to get as much information as she had on this wonderful historical figure.

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Kids loved it

Revisado: 01-10-22

Very funny and entertaining. The kids thought it was great. Really surprised by the bad reviews, but I guess you can’t make everyone happy

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A history lesson, a comedy, an inside look at the presidency

Revisado: 02-03-21

Obama tells his story, basically from his into to politics through most of his first term as president. He gives an inside look as to what his thought process was on many of the decisions he made during that time. He explains the history of many different regions when discussing foreign policy decisions as president. It’s nice to know his thoroughness helped to shape his decisions which is much more than I can say for his successor. He is also very funny when recounting his story. And to listen to him read his own story is priceless!

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Should be required reading

Revisado: 12-06-20

In school I was always taught that Malcom X was a hateful racist who finally came to say whites weren’t bad bc he saw Muslim whites in Mecca. I wasn’t a white Muslim so that didn’t really do much for me. There is a lot of truth in this book and most white people will find it hard to listen to at certain points. What I’ve learned is that the truth hurts sometimes and may be hard to hear, but that doesn’t make it any less true. This book should be required reading as much of it is still relevant today in our racist country.

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Enlightening

Revisado: 10-27-20

This was a very informative, well researched book on racism. I would recommend reading it rather than listening to it because there is a lot to take in and the author is no fool, meaning much of his message needs to be read and re-read to fully grasp what he is saying.

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A must read

Revisado: 03-11-20

I grew up obsessed with Vietnam, my friends dad had served and we always looked up to him for that. It’s nice (and very sad) to hear a true story of one mans experiences in the war. He tells his story with no embarrassment, machismo or apology for the things that happened. His sorrow however is felt and will stay with you. This, in my opinion, is a must read for the younger generations to know what our veterans went through and how they were treated for it.

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Outstanding

Revisado: 05-05-17

Reading and performing this was no easy undertaking, but it is done flawlessly! Very impressive work.

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