danielle

Good Information, Too much repetition

Revisado: 07-03-19

Yes, some would agree that it might be strange for an actress like Pamela Anderson and a religious advisor would come together to discuss relationships and sex. To be honest I don't think it's that crazy, she is just a person like everyone else, and so is he. While I appreciated the topics that were discussed, such as the importance of caring for one another, paying attention to each other's needs, and not saving sex for the end of the week because of other responsibilities, I felt that the authors worried too much about the taboo factor and had difficulty getting to the point. I found it annoying that they talked about their odd collaboration for so long. Those too immature to process the usefulness of the pairing need not pick up the book in the first place.

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This sucked

Revisado: 10-22-18

The title caught my attention. As an Atheist, in general, I like all sorts of books about religion and the occult as almost everything is interesting to some degree, or at least something I’ve not heard of before. This however was pathetic. The description of the book isn’t even anything like it. The author reads the story in an annoying mocking tone the entire time. But to his credit, how could he not? The material is total garbage. Don’t waste your time.

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Insightful!

Revisado: 01-14-15

Would you consider the audio edition of The Man without a Face to be better than the print version?

I listened to the audio and followed along with the print because it was such dense material. I needed a better understanding of Russia in general and this was a wonderful piece to clarify my interest.

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