Kyle D.

Colin Farrell does a fantastic job!

Revisado: 10-16-24

I love the way the story begins, but, in my opinion, the last two sections begin to drag. I thought Colin Farrell's reading

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This book was fantastic

Revisado: 08-08-24

I work in IT and I'm frequently surrounded by co-workers, my "bubble" if you will. Sometimes, I feel that perhaps I'm wrong and all of the things I consider "extreme" are just the times changing. This book gives me hope that others are out there.

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Great writing with a perfect narrator.

Revisado: 09-17-23

Great writing with a perfect narrator. I've been reading the works of numerous Russian writers lately and this is one of my favorites so far.

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It was a terrific book and translation!

Revisado: 08-14-23

I've always been interested in the book(s) that were not included in the Torah, Old Testament, or New Testament. I believe I'll move on to that next.

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I expected a lot and it did not disappoint.

Revisado: 07-16-23

I like every part of the book. I think that we get to really hear what makes Mr. McConaughey go, and it's an enjoyable ride.

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Ridiculous

Revisado: 06-12-23

If this was supposed to be comedic, it was corny. If this was supposed to be some real philosophy to live by, good luck. Since I left the military and began working in the civilian sector, I've had a lot of people suggest this author's work. I realize now that they don't understand real military culture whatsoever. They hear this macho bullshit and must think that is what the military mindset is like. I'll let them know that they can read Jocko Willink or David Goggins. It's safe to skip this buffoon.

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This audio book was painful to listen to

Revisado: 03-13-23

This reads like a loose collection of second-hand stories that the author tries to tie together into some half-baked U.S. Intelligence/Military conspiracy. He does occasionally take a break to talk about how little talent David Crosby has or how promiscuous Michelle Phillips is. Overall, it comes off as childish storytelling with no real point other than they all lived in Laurel Canyon at one time or another.

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What I expected, but written well.

Revisado: 03-05-23

Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and even Bill Clinton devastated the working class, George W. Bush tried to help but wasn't competent, Obama was a great moment in time, but he fell short, Trump is the antichrist and his followers are racists. But help may be on the way....in longtime neoliberal Joe Biden? He could have just named this book The Apocalypse. It was well written for the most part, however.

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I wasn't a fan of the narrator

Revisado: 02-14-23

I didn't think the narrator did a poor job, I felt that his voice did not tell this story well.

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A great read, regardless of where you fall on the spectrum of ideas.

Revisado: 01-05-23

This book was fantastic. I wish my friends and family would read it. Unfortunately, they remain in their silos and refuse to hear any ideas, if those ideas come from someone from "the other side".
Religion/science, East/West, Liberal/Conservative, etc., the author finds redeeming qualities among all groups. No group is evil, and each group, regardless of how we are split, personifies qualities that can lead to happiness as long as you maintain an open mind, work hard, and stay the course.

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