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Just skip the end

Revisado: 04-05-21

Great stories, mostly. But the end remarks where he mentions a desire for truth in journalism...well, that isn’t Trump’s fault. The journalists themselves turned and altered the narratives, skewed things as they saw. They sold out; Trump never did.

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Could have been a short story

Revisado: 04-02-21

I didn’t hate the narrator as much as everyone else seems to. The chapter breaks were a nightmare that often split mid-word and I’m not sure how that even happens!

The entire thing was so prolonged and for no reason. The only decent lines in it worth the philosophical discussion are the ones used in the book description, so you could save a lot of time by just reading that.

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Well said

Revisado: 02-06-21

I believe this should be a required listen for every adult in America, maybe a re-listen on an annual basis.

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Too fast

Revisado: 01-12-21

It moved way too fast to follow. As a teaser interview to promote a book, it certainly made me want to buy a copy. But as a quick listen to gain real information from, not so much. They seemed like they were in a race to fit as many words in as possible and not really dive in enough to give solid, actionable info.

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Save yourself 11.5 hours

Revisado: 03-02-20

If I could have returned it, I would have, and I’m the type to always finish a book. This was awful. Literally could not care whether anyone lived or died, dated or stayed married, any bit of it. Even the way their feelings were written were so dull and emotionless, though at times I wondered if that was made worse by the terrible performance. Only character I liked was the husband who showed up a few seconds before the end and in the epilogue. Most important note: No one could be that dumb in the outdoors. It could more easily have passed for a comedy, if there were anything worth laughing at. And what is with the title? Please someone tell me what that has to do with the story. Sounds uplifting and this book falls somewhere between dead boring and dreadful.

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Transports the reader

Revisado: 02-18-20

This story was a rare, totally immersive experience. It didn’t simply stir scenes in my own life to make me feel for the characters. I lived every moment of this story as Julianne Wescott. I wept for Julianne as I’ve never wept for my personal life and longed for her happiness more than I have my own. It made me believe in love again.

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