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If you liked a man called Ove’ you will lone Eudora Honeyset

Revisado: 09-30-24

Narrator was spot on. Plot was very similar to Ove’, but refreshing nonetheless. A charming exploration of life choices and end of life issues. Well worth a listen.

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Narration and writing are excellent

Revisado: 12-29-23

Nothing amiss. Just like I thought it would be. I just wanted to hear the original

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A Joy. To Hear

Revisado: 11-14-23

This is a delightful listen. The narration is wonderful to hear, and the Irish brogue suits the book perfectly, although it is a little difficult for me. to understand, but I speak broken Southern US English so who am I to talk. Reminds me a lot of Frank McCourt’s books and I loved Frank and Malachy

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Fun Listen

Revisado: 10-22-23

Great listen but for ending or lack thereof it just stopped with no closure But narration and authenticity made up for it

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A long wonderful ride

Revisado: 10-05-23

I listened to David Copperfield because it inspired. Barbara Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead which I had just finished and loved. I enjoyed both books and while I could definitely see the parallels, both stand alone as wonderful books. . DC is a very long listen, but I enjoyed the ride. The narration was wonderful and added to my willingness to stick with it to the end

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A Wonderful Fable

Revisado: 08-06-23

I enjoyed this book so much I plan to buy it and read it slowly and carefully as I feel I have only begun to grasp its meaning and significance much less understanding. And I failed to mention it is an exciting adventure also. Unlike anything I normally listen to but highly recommended. Be willing to suspend your disbelief !

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Two books in one- Both are excellent

Revisado: 11-05-19

This book is a great listen. The first two thirds or so is the fascinating true story of a series of strange deaths in the same family- all ruled accidental, but all resulting in large life insurance payouts for one family member, the Reverend Maxwell. Finally the Reverend Maxwell is murdered by another family member. This part of the book ends with a courtroom drama as the murderer faces justice. The final third or so of the book is a biography of Harper Lee that is equally fascinating.

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A gripping account of a heinous crime committed by a complex man

Revisado: 06-22-19

This is a well researched and detailed portrayal not only of Gary Gilmore’s life,crimes and execution but also of the media circus and feeding frenzy surrounding these events. The narration is excellent with the exception of a few minor errors in pronunciation

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A Compelling Chronicle of the Black Experience

Revisado: 02-20-19

I chose this book after seeing the movie, If Beale Street Could Talk. I had never read James Baldwin, I am sorry to say. This book popped up and I’m so glad I selected it. It is an account of the black experience set in Harlem during the 50s and 60s, with forays into the Deep South in the beginnings of the civil rights movement. It is beautifully written. Be warned, however, that it graphically and realistically portrays the sexual experience. I have no problem with this but some might. I highly recommend this book.

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A Poignant Love Story

Revisado: 02-06-19

I listened to this book because I am a Blaze Foley fan. Now I am a Sybil Rosen fan also. This is a wonderful love story of two free spirits and an all consuming passion. Whether you know who Blaze Foley was or not, if you like a beautifully written memoir you'll love this book

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