Paul Z.

Great story!

Revisado: 10-14-22

Wonderful story, set in a cool world. I hope the other books in the series are released on Audible!

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Probably Harrison’s Worst Book

Revisado: 08-19-22

This probably Harrison’s worst book. The story doesn’t really make any sense, and he recycled many of the lines from other books. The narration is very sloppy. He or the production team were lazy to find out how to properly pronounce the names of places in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. It was hard to listen to.

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Lazy Narrators

Revisado: 08-19-22

This is not Harrison’s best work, but half of the narrators were too lazy to find out how to properly pronounce the names of places in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

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Fun book

Revisado: 09-21-21

Please record more Henryk Sienkiewicz books! Some my find this kind of children’s adventure book a little outdated, but it is a lot of fun. It is narrated very well, and a pleasure to listen to.

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Best book of its kind

Revisado: 07-28-18

I have read a number of books about the importants of raising children with a connection to the natural word. This one is probably the best. Dr Scott (known to many parents and children from PBS’ Dinosaur Train) lays out the problems, gives actionable solutions then gives you reference if you want to do more reading on any particular idea. Well done.

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I can't wait for the next!

Revisado: 08-02-16

This is a wonderful first book. O'Connor is a great writer; the world is interesting, the characters are complex, and he leaves you wanting more. I have read 50 books so far this year (Jan. 1 to Aug. 1) and I would put this in my top 10.

Mikael Naramore is also a top notch narrator.

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Not the Jake Sullivan I Love

Revisado: 06-12-16

So for I have never given a Grimnoir Chronicles story less than 5 stars, but the Jake Sullivan in this book sounded more like a Dashiell Hammett character than the one Larry Correia has been writing about. I work in Detroit, love Correia, and even like radio drama's so I had great hope for this book, but it is probably one of the worst books that I have listened to.

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Good book, so-so narrator

Revisado: 12-31-14

This is a very academic book and great if you are looking for more information about the social context of the Caviler Poet and the world they lived. It points out many of the inconsistency in what many of us were taught in survey classes. My only complaint is that the narrator, John Lee, reads this book in a really odd cadence. It was very distracting, and not his best work, but I am glad that I stuck with it and listened to the end.

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For the love of Robin

Revisado: 11-21-14

This is a good book, and it was well read. It does lean more to the scholarly side that the action, adventure so be warned. Nigel Cawthowne does a great job exploring both the origins of the legend of Robin Hood and looking at how the legend has changed over time. While he doesn't pin down the “real” Robin Hood, I did find it interesting to find out how many parts of the legend can be tied to historical events and people.

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Great book for Artists!

Revisado: 10-29-14

First off I am a lover of all things Jim Henson, so I might be a little biased, but I think Elizabeth Hyde Stevens does a wonderful job breaking down what did and didn't work with Henson Studios. It does seem possible to make art and money without feeling guilty.

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