Kimi

Good ol’ fashion fun

Revisado: 02-28-24

I was looking for a different book (same title, different author) when Audible suggested this, and I’m glad they did.

I enjoy a well written novel, fact or fiction, like anyone else but after 100’s of these, it was time to venture outside of the box. Like most of those books, it took some grit to get through the first chapter or two. However, this one was so challenging trying to follow the storyline I almost gave up. Not a quitter, I continued on and glad I did. There really are enough gems here to be worth a read/listen (although you’ll hear many repeats). It’s so refreshing to read a story from a grateful person who isn’t so angry at life. She overcame her trauma, like many of us do, and made lemonade out of lemons. Yay!

In 5th grade, a teacher taught us a bit about the world but promised us that if we traveled the states before we were 30, it would be worth it. Basically, this was my vicarious trip, across and back again, with lots of quips and stories to warm the soul. The ending is a treat - I love the herding dog’s POV! I wish there were more from this author and will not shy away from others like this. Give it a try, you’ll be glad you did.

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Authenticity at its best

Revisado: 06-15-23

Written from her heart, soul and mind in the best of intentions. Good objectivity although her perspective of her book comes from her personal experience as well. Which I love how she turns obstacles into opportunities. I also appreciate her POV directed to blast and saturate the communities with #truth Listening to Justine perform and inform while she read her book was the best experience. My only feedback would be perhaps a summary from JB about moving forward with the momentum. Her opinions or well wishes would complete her creative narrative of females of all ages. I truly look forward to her next work

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Superb listening until the very end

Revisado: 05-08-23

No spoil alert here just accolades. Robert Bathurst (narrator) has done such a believable job with his voice acting I feel like I know the characters. His consistency and depth has no match. What I find fascinating is HOW he narrates all of Louise Penny’s Inspector Gamache novels - without rehearsing a line (or reading ahead!) he enters the enveloping mystery with us, the readers. This method I believe brings more suspense by sparing no hints as to what’s to come while continuing his flawless performance. Stunning!

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What can I say?

Revisado: 09-06-18

In hope of devouring this book, Feast, I was prepared to hear the ins and outs of a budding chef. i almost stopped after the first chapter not sure what I was actually getting into but something kept me coming back to her story. Disappointed? Not really. It was still an interesting read and worth my time. Excellent narrative from an addict"s POV and very inspiring.

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Empowering, Entertaining and Educational

Revisado: 04-28-18

Struggled in the beginning to let go and be immersed with just another seemingly hot headed arrogant MD that needs to have his opinion heard (entertainment), however, after the first chapter I was all in for the next 90+ chapters. Listened beginning to end over the course of a couole weeks and while enduring occasional flippant remarks, the entire read was empowering and educational. Although much of this was simply a confirmation (CHC), many items were pure gold nuggets with corresponding bookmarks. Lots of information here that justifies also buying the hard copy as a reference. Highly recommended for those working in medicine, complementary health or those with chronic disease. The future of health(care) never looked so good. Thank you William Davis MD - you are a hero to many.

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