All Paws

Great Story; uneven narration

Revisado: 05-05-24

Great story, and although I enjoyed the voices of both narrators, the male narrator’s difficulties with delivery made listening difficult. Will definitely read more by this author.

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Great!

Revisado: 04-09-23

I’ve followed Chris Bledsoe’s story for years and am glad it is finally out in a book. I really liked the narration—it didn’t distract from the story.
There aren’t many people like Chris in terms of humility and honesty. If you are not used to that sort of person you may not “get” why his story is so amazing and encouraging.

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Unlistenable

Revisado: 03-12-23

Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Unlistenable. Very extremely big waste of money.

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Really Horrible Mouth Noise

Revisado: 05-15-22

Every now and then it sounds like the narrator has a lozenge in her mouth. Incredibly annoying.

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Disappointed

Revisado: 03-07-22

This book is a real disservice to trees and the people who love them. Wohlleben characterizes all tree processes in human emotions. Let’s face it—it’s hard for one human to know what another human is feeling, much less know what another species thinks or feels.
It ends up feeling very manipulative of the reader or listener’s emotions.

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Horrible Narration

Revisado: 01-21-22

Those who buy the audiobook because they are fans of the podcast will be severely disappointed. Bruce Mann’s narration is horrible, made more so in comparison to the natural voice talent of Richard MacLean Smith.

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Thought Provoking

Revisado: 10-28-20

Thought provoking. Will lead curious readers down many rabbit holes of exploration. Muraresku’s thesis is sufficiently broad that it can’t possibly be supported in one volume. But it points the way towards further research and exploration, as well as self-reflection for most Christians on the tenets and sources of their faith.
The audio version is very well performed.

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China Bayles is a jerk

Revisado: 01-22-19

The central character is really unlikeable. Judgemental know-it-all to her best friend as well as minorities.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 10-14-18

I'd bought this book after hearing a podcaster mention it as a collection of the paranormal experiences of a rock musician. It is light on stories but heavy on Corey Taylor trying to be clever and self depreciating. Unfortunately, his barometer for clever writing is stuck in high school English class. He would benefit from more input and coaching on his writing process. Also, at a certain point the constant use of profanity just reveals not only a limited vocabulary but also a limited mindset. Plenty of people curse colorfully and creatively. Taylor doesn't just use obscenity as a crutch. He uses it like a wheelchair.

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Insensitive Narration

Revisado: 01-14-18

When reading dialogue from Southern African-Americans who practiced folk medicine, the narrator used a HORRIBLE vaguely Caribbean accent. He conflated Southern rootworkers with Caribbean voodoo practitioners, something the author does not do. Maybe he thinks all black people sound alike?

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