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Brings a Tear and a Smile

Revisado: 08-08-10

The autobiography of Patrick Henry and his dad is one of the best I have purchased from Audible. I had seen Patrick Henry and his dad featured on ESPN a few years ago. Some of the questions the book answered for me: How did Patrick Henry get into the Marching Band? How does he read music? How does his family make every day activities work? What is his dad's day like? What is Patrick Henry’s major? (It’s not music.) To know that as a family, they have come together and created such wonderful opportunities from adversities that most of us feel couldn’t be overcome. I rewound and listened to many passages a second time already. It’s so good that I plan to give copies as gifts for teachers and friends. No matter what you walk in life, you’ll relate to this story.

This autobiography is told from both Patrick Henry's and his dad's perspective, so there are two narrators. Good narration from both. You will enjoy the story and as you learn more about this family, you will reflect on your own life and vow to live your own life more positively.

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Riveting

Revisado: 06-12-10

This was a great story. It really takes you back in time. You get a real feel for all of the participants in the story, particularly for Clyde's family and Blanche Barrow. You'll find your self googling them! The author researched the story well. As for the quality of the recording--it was fine; I had no problems with it, except I did have to start it over once. It sounded scratchy but after I restarted it there were no issues. The narrator is fine, too.

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Science of Attraction

Revisado: 12-22-09

I like to know the "why" behind the action, and this book explains it in a very entertaining way. The author cites a lot of studies. I know I will listen to it again!

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