Elizabeth Ward

engaging, fun

Revisado: 03-25-25

I love listening to this series again and again. such a fun story. there was a moment in 3 where I was like, wait where are we going why are we having a story? but no, Mooki is figuring out how to be a person, how to help people, and this is the season we find out who Kelly is.

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life reflection

Revisado: 01-11-25

I like these little stories, when they have an important theme in the book, that makes you check your own life and the people around you. if you're willing to take a stranger's review into consideration like I do, I'd say this was worth the listen, it was engaging.

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easy listen, similar setting

Revisado: 11-02-24

easy to be engaged, likeable characters in same setting as the first book. would recommend listening to the first book to understand this one better, because the big reveal in the first book was included. but, POV from this main character didn't add much, it seems like it was added for length, could've been summarized. difference between female character and her father voice acting too similar. I like that both of these books so far have a viewpoint/realization that is poignant and applicable to life.

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good story, engaging

Revisado: 10-28-24

better than I thought it would be. engaging story, a big moment of realization that made me audibly react. sometimes the female voice was a little overdramatic.

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good story

Revisado: 04-16-24

easy listen, captivating story, not much to say cuz I just liked it overall yup

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so engaging, I missed my exit

Revisado: 10-03-22

this series was so engaging, i missed my exit for gas. thats what I look for in an audiobook.
the writing style and the way Mookie speaks, its definitely aimed at kids not 20-somethings like me. it has the tone of something a kid would focus on and their flair for dramatics. but again, I enjoyed the story!
and to the reviewer complaining about the thongs, if you'd listened, it was an anxious Australian referring to flip-flops.
10/10 will listen again.

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unexpectedly good and informative

Revisado: 10-03-22

I enjoyed listening to this book. it was engaging. these days, that's what I value most in an audiobook. as a 20-something female not intending to have children, it was still an insightful topic, and will open up conversations with my family. I will recommend to friends with children and in-laws, maybe they'll gain some insight how to handle new grandparents.

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a fun easy listen

Revisado: 06-26-22

this book is so fun. I like how each chapter is a new role he takes on. the 'reminiscent New Orleans' chapter is my favorite for the loving description. he reads the whole book well. originally I got this book when I was in the hotel industry, but now that I'm not it's just an enjoyable listen with tips I still recommend to people.

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a tween book but good all around

Revisado: 07-15-21

This was one of my favorite books as a tween. The ending always made me tear up even rereading it. As an adult, I was worried I would find it too juvenile. I would say it's still a nice story and the whole concept of aging backwards is fascinating to think about. However, her mopiness went on a little long but it's understandable as death at a young age is difficult to come to grips with. The book keeps my attention and that's what I like.

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not very engaging

Revisado: 03-09-21

Hard to follow because I wasn't really paying attention. I wasn't really paying attention so it was hard to follow. The different dates was also confusing.

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