Suzanne S. Aaron

Annual tradition

Revisado: 01-02-23

I listen to this story every December now. It is such a beautiful companion to A Christmas Carol.

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One of the best of this genre

Revisado: 10-06-22

There is no lack of historical fiction around World War II currently, and I’ve listened to many of them. I absolutely loved this one. The story of how women contributed to the victory in World War II at Bletchley Park was a fascinating journey. I won’t disclose too much about the characters or the plot, but I was particularly fascinated with the character of Beth and how she was portrayed. I loved it.

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Eye opening backstory

Revisado: 02-10-20

I had no idea about James Taylor’s early life. This was a fascinating listen, and I highly recommend any fan of his to do so. You learn who Suzanne was in Fire and Rain, who believed in his talent early on, and all the singer-songwriter greats who touched his life.

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Required listening

Revisado: 02-11-19

In my opinion, this should be required listening for any professional that works with people with autism, parents, and family members.

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Thank you, Audible!

Revisado: 12-22-18

I’ve been a member of Audible for at least three years now, and this was by far my favorite annual holiday gift sent by Audible to its members. A lovely story, even if predictable, is so appreciated this time of year!

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Do you enjoy Serial? You’ll like this

Revisado: 03-07-18

Very similar approach as the Serial podcasts. Engaging, in-depth look into a crime. I found this particular story to be frustrating as the series went on, wondering where the victim was in all this drama. I’m sure that’s part of why this is so gripping. Fascinating look into crime investigation, and all the messy parts of it too.

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Enjoyable until the improvised carols at the end

Revisado: 01-03-18

I especially enjoyed Simon Callow’s reading. His is one of my most favorite voices as an actor, and what a lovely surprise to hear him narrate! I enjoyed Zipcode 12345 too. It brought a smile to my face. I could have done without the improved carols, truly. This would have been across the board 5 star reviews until the last segment started.

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Positive and person-centered advice from an experience professional

Revisado: 04-15-16

So much good stuff here. I particularly appreciated his emphasis on behavior as communication, not as something to eliminate. (What are they trying to say with their actions?) As a parent of a teenager with autism, I think treatments can get very caught up in "fixing" our loved ones. What if we concentrate on helping build a happy life for them, creating positive experiences out in the world, and feeding them spiritually? Isn't that what we all want? Isn't that what human beings want? Loved the book.

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Great continuation - can't stop listening

Revisado: 07-26-15

I am enjoying this re telling of history from Richard's perspective and with this particular slant. I know history portrays Richard as the ultimate villain, but I always enjoy hearing these stories from the "what if..." perspective. Great performance, wonderful story to ponder.

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