Matherton Horowitz

smooth brown relaxes!

Revisado: 01-03-25

the price, quality are fantastic and soothing — thank you for making this available!
keep up the great work

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Zackman is to female readers as Scott Brick is to male.

Revisado: 03-10-18

Zackman and Brick are love them or do not like them readers.
The book is an excellent one- so if you like GZ style, GREAT BOOK.
Use the 5 minute sample.
And remember Audible/Amazon is so righteous that if you have a bad experience with the book, return it.
Been on audible since 2003 - an excellent book.

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IT STARTED WITH FACING THE PETER PRINCIPLE!

Revisado: 09-11-17

This book explains how Military dad and son William never did what kills so many dreams: both excelled and were quite content w the jobs they had, dad at Navy, Bill at the old Baltimore Colts.
Far exceeded my expectations: factual without being "psychological". Strategic, strong, patient, prudent, practical, just, loyal - all these quiet elements of the education of the coach who trains on my NEW [JERSEY] Jets año y año etc! /schneider/

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Before there was "groupthink"

Revisado: 06-01-17

Anyone with interest in what is happening *now* would do VERY well to pick up this $56+ masterwork for a credit or free trial w Audible. The book is 37 hours long, never boring. The facts contained here are jaw dropping, literally. Halbertam's body of work is generally amazing. This book is that book where I must use the M word: MASTERWORK. The delivery is duly dry and inspired: reader lets the facts do the work. Probably the best value four a credit I've used in 14 years w Audible.

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Not a great reader, still better than Hunter

Revisado: 03-21-17

Hiunter was a *writer*.
Think audio book has gotten a bad rap BC Scott Sowers not being very gooid, in fact that is true. Still- unless Johnny Depp records iit, it's good enough.
*Hunter* himself talks too fast, often in a franetic mumble. For that:, there's gonzo papers + have tne text!
Writing this good isn't ruined. In fact the enuciuation is great, there's just too much unnecessary screaming.

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Please Do It Again and Do It Right

Revisado: 12-18-13

Would you consider the audio edition of Theodore and Woodrow to be better than the print version?

no.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Theodore and Woodrow?

historical facts revealed and the way in which they affected the law.

Would you be willing to try another one of Scott Moore’s performances?

No.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

In the first chapter, as one of the million of so lawyers in the U.S., Mr. Moore's lack of experience with the law as he tried reading a book about the most complex of issues in the Constitution, forcing me to mentally translate his irrelevant points of stress in a sentence in to what Judge Napolitano was trying to convey.

Any additional comments?

IF you could get Judge Napolitano, or at least someone familiar with constitutional law to read this book, I would buy it again. It is truly a great book. Judge Napolitano is trying to explain the most complex of legal concepts to the layperson. Ironically, my guess is that reader Moore as a layperson is the worst type to do this.

Ian A Schneider, counselor at law

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