R. Chance

Fantastic!!!

Revisado: 02-02-25

I loved everything about this. He gives us his background, his childhood, inspiration for songs and even at 81 years old where he’d like to go next. It was a fun trip back to my childhood and I appreciate him for it.

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Loved the book and the narrator!

Revisado: 09-28-24

This book was great and one of the best series I’ve ever read. Many have commented about the narrator for this book and how different the narration style is from the other books. And while the narration is dramatic, I think it was necessary because Nesta was a very different kind of character loaded with a lot of drama. The narration style was necessary for this book. It was a phenomenal series.

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An Authentic Talk about Faith

Revisado: 07-20-24

This is a refreshing and honest memoir of her life that has led to her faith-filled walk with God. She has helped me evaluate my own walk with God as well as some of those things that I think we all consider little sins like anger or gossip. I love that she’s wearing her faith out loud for all of us to see. God bless you Julie Chen Moonves! 

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Fantastic!

Revisado: 04-07-24

What an amazing story. I loved every minute of it. It’s a great story of endurance, and a life well lived even when battered by heartbreaking circumstances. Magnificent! 

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Too much going on to be enjoyable

Revisado: 02-26-24

I enjoyed the writing style of the author, but at the same time I found it very distracting. I had difficulty visualizing the characters, the location, everything. I understood it is a retelling of sorts of Orpheus, but some works, in my opinion, are unnecessarily complicated. This book left too many unanswered questions for me and was ultimately a waste of my time.

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Great sci-fi, not so great female protagonist

Revisado: 12-26-23

Andy Weir is a great storyteller and always blows my mind with his math and science skill. However I’m not sure how I feel about men writing for a female protagonists especially because I found Jas SUPER annoying. Nevertheless, it was a great story, but I kept wondering if I would like Jas’ character better if she were male.

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Wild Story with Beautiful Imagery

Revisado: 10-06-23

This is a very interesting story with a unique monster. Not quite a vampire or werewolf, but a monster nonetheless. The heroine got on my nerves a lot of the time, but it was still a fun book. The narrator wasn’t the best, and did not do a good job differentiating Her voice, but overall a decent book.

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It Had Potential

Revisado: 09-11-23

This book had potential, but the two main protagonists were very unlikable. Saige is a sociopath and Avi is a simpering mess. Unfortunately, the book needed another edit to fix some of the gaping holes in the plot. Also, it seems that the two narrators did not collaborate on the voices of the characters, so it was just a mess, trying to keep up with who was doing the talking.

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Like not Love

Revisado: 06-03-23

I liked the stories but didn’t love them. Each relationship was rushed and I think there should have been more backstory about the setting.

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Beautifully Written and Performed

Revisado: 04-12-23

What an outstanding novel. Amy Tan beautifully articulates the oceans that divide children and parents while also demonstrating the patience and resilience of those same parents and children. Additionally, Gwendoline Yeo was a fantastic narrator, and I will seek out more of her work.

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