Amy

Best book of 2021.

Revisado: 07-17-21

The right way to read this book it to have it read to you by Danny Trejo himself. Danny’s story is fascinating, disturbing, and uplifting. Danny describes his less than ideal past in sufficient detail for the reader to really understand his background without attempting to glamorise or romanticise it. Danny does an amazing job of helping the reader to find compassion for those people most of us don’t think twice about; the addicts, prisoners, and criminals. Humans. Danny is unflinching in his recount of his own unsavoury past behaviours, attitudes and actions. His insight and ability to share these vulnerabilities in an open and raw manner speaks to his change in character and heart, and to his personal growth. Danny’s story is one I recommend to everyone, and the further your own experiences are from
Danny’s, the more you will benefit. Danny Trejo makes me want to be a better person. And what better legacy is there than that?

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Awful narration

Revisado: 11-15-20

Will be returning this title and purchasing the ebook instead. Absolute pity as every other Konrath audiobook I’ve listened too has been really well narrated (and I have purchased easily around 15 of his audiobooks). Could not listen to this past the first few chapters. Reader really is not a good fit for this, and her attempts to perform male voices is juvenile. Give Konrath/Kilborn other audiobooks a go though and I suggested skipping the audio on this title and getting a good old fashioned book.

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esto le resultó útil a 2 personas

Okay

Revisado: 10-13-20

The last 1.5 hours repeats the same short story twice. Performance is okay, a little stilted. Story is okay, keeps you hooked, but some aspects are a little unclear even after relistening to parts it’s hard to understand at times what actually occurred.

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