David Lowenthal

A story and performance I will not soon forget!

Revisado: 01-11-24

Brilliant characters, amazing dialogue, and a story that will make you cry tears of sadness and joy at the same timez Will be returning to this book again and again!

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Intriguing premise, captivating story, compelling characters—-but too many dead people

Revisado: 09-11-23

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and believe it is worth a read. But I couldn’t help thinking that the author put way too many dead people in the story.

The female lead’s brother and his wife die tragically before the story begins, leaving their 10 year old son in her custody. Great start and great premise that really sold me on the book.

But not too long into it you also learn that her ex-boyfriend is dead from 20 years ago; oh, also the male main character’s wife is dead, too. And his childhood best friend? Also dead.

Oh, and the one of female lead’s boyfriend left her at the alter while another one cheated on her…

It seemed like the author fell in love with all of her backstory ideas and refused to narrow it down.

It was all too much!

That said, I still enjoyed the book and performance well enough to ignore those defects and really fell in love with Nate and Gracelyn, Morgan and Gabe!

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The best biography I’ve ever read

Revisado: 06-07-22

Just listened to it for the 3rd time and will never ever tire of it!

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The best marketing autobiography since Claude Hopkins!

Revisado: 01-23-22

Carline Anglade Cole will take you from zero to hero in this one of a king marketing autobiography!

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A “must listen” for any food history nerd!

Revisado: 11-10-21

Thought this was going to be a “time waster”; now is one of my favorite’s of the year!

Wow talk about a hidden gem!

While ostensibly about “10 Restaurants that Changed America” this book is a thrilling ride through American and world culinary history that kept me engaged from “minute 1” until the very end!

Each of the 10 restaurants is given a thorough treatment by Freedman and he leaves you enthralled by each…in addition to the cast of characters who founded, ran, and patronized them.

Freedman’s writing combined with Keith Szarbajka’s pleasantly deep and gravely voice made this a listening and discovery experience that I’ll no doubt re-consume in the future.

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The Holy Bible of Breakthrough Sales Letter Writing

Revisado: 03-03-21

Buy this book. Read it, then read it again. Then you will know what it’s like to learn directly from a marketing God—and profit like one!

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Great for marketers

Revisado: 02-23-21

Though I doubt it was the author’s intention, this book has given direct response marketers like me great insights into the desires, fears, fantasies, beliefs, and problems of the upwardly mobile “aspirational class.”...so as better to sell to them!

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Essential Reading any copywriter, whether a raw newbie or seasoned A-Lister

Revisado: 01-30-21

There is a gem on every page of the masterful direct marketing classic!

I’ll be coming back to it again and again.

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