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Makes sense

Revisado: 04-03-25

I enjoyed the series. I didn't expect the ending, but it works IMO. Hints of how it would end were included in several places in the trilogy, and honestly, it's what I want for the characters. So many characters lived with terrible memories and haunted by their pasts, it's kind to wipe the slate clean. It does break your heart a bit, but I like and accept the ending.

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What a journey

Revisado: 01-09-25

This was very vulnerable and raw. Anyone familiar with Ruby's horrid journal entries won't be surprised by any of her actions in the book. It was so frustrating to hear how little her church supported her and how little they did to protect children from Jodi. The idea the church would protect a groomer shouldn't surprise me, but I was furious during that portion. You just want to hug the author and thank her for sharing her journey. I definitely think it has important information for others who have grown up in similar situations only to find themselves with an abuser who fits a pattern. This could provide so much healing for others who experienced the same things.

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Actor voices were delightful

Revisado: 03-03-24

I really love this version. The voices were a wonderful touch. Each character sounds like an authentic and genuine individual.

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Easy and simple

Revisado: 01-10-24

I fee like this book have me permission to stop overcomplicating weight loss and just count calories, eat protein, and lift weights. I've been getting nowhere with IF, reverse dieting, plant based diets, keto, etc. This book makes me feel ok to shut all the noise out and focus on 3 main things.

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so confused

Revisado: 12-14-23

it was ok until the whole bit about meat. It makes wild claims about humans not being able to eat meat and cherry-picks various animals like orangutans and elephants as examples. Interestingly never mentioned chimps or bonobos. No science to back it up, just randomly starts denouncing anything other than plant based diets. Very out of left field chapter.

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LOVED THIS

Revisado: 11-01-23

I loved this! I wasn't sure what to expect when this was announced, but I loved this experience. It was all true to character. I could picture everything going on, including the action sequences. I really hope this turns into a series!

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So interesting

Revisado: 09-29-23

My only complaint is that this book isn't long enough. I look forward to more from Dr. Kent. It's so interesting and a fantastic argument for treatment and prevention.

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Very touching

Revisado: 09-21-23

I found the author extremely relatable and the story very humanizing. There is a quiet but powerful strength in her story

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Very interesting

Revisado: 09-18-23

very interesting account, but gives the impression the author was not a personal fan of Chaplin. Some parts felt almost judgemental, especially about Chaplin's film work. You can almost hear the author whispering "overrated". Overall, interesting and factual but some of the tone of the author caught me off guard.

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God he is frustrating

Revisado: 05-01-23

I can't tell you how many times I screamed at my phone. I stopped multiple times just to vent because he feels so real and authentic. He has to be the most realistic narcissist unreliable narrator that has ever been written. I don't know if I "enjoy" Joe, but I couldn't stop listening either.

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