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Voice actor smorgasbord

Revisado: 10-17-24

Cute story with terrific voice acting. Love hearing Glen Powell as the main character and all the memory snippets with other amazing voices. Found the ending a little lackluster, but overall glad I listened.

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Intriguing and hopeful

Revisado: 12-17-23

A story about loss and friendship with a mysterious twist. Meet Tracy and Maria and discover their unique connection. Filled with beautiful imagery and tenderness for those dealing with grief.

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One of the best memoirs I’ve read/listened to.

Revisado: 04-21-22

It’s hard to explain how much impact this story had on me. I really feel like I know Tyler now and his story taught me so much about a lot of things, especially a window into the world of black men. This story is at times heart-breaking, and yet also really funny. Listening to Tyler tell his own story made it even better. I hope I get to meet Tyler one day - and I know this sounds weird - but get one of those famous hugs.

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This book is WHACK! (And that’s a good thing!)

Revisado: 06-18-21

Fantastic book, expertly narrated. The story has more twists and turns than a roller coaster and really keeps you on your toes. Very well constructed and a joy to listen to!

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Fantastic, engaging compilation!

Revisado: 08-30-20

An excellent compilation of stories from a superb leader! This collection does a great job providing some background and context for ADM McRaven’s upbringing and events that shaped him into a great leader. A few small details of his personal involvement in some of the key events in the War of Terror strain credibility just a little bit, but it’s easy to press the “I believe” button because you know he was there. Although some have commented they didn’t like the stories of his earlier life, they are important to get a feel for what shaped the man. And while I don’t always enjoy book narrated by their authors, ADM McRaven does a fine job with the narration and capturing the audio nuances necessary to make this a great read.

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Great story, timely themes of race & class

Revisado: 05-05-20

I really enjoyed this audiobook. I found the story engaging and thought-provoking. My only issue was the ending. I felt like the author rushed to wrap up all the little loose ends too quickly.

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So helpful!

Revisado: 06-28-19

I found this book VERY helpful in understanding how the scriptures can be read in a way that does not condemn our LGBT friends and family. Colby alternates chapters telling his own journey of becoming affirming with chapters dedicated to the 6 “clobber” passages referenced as “proof” that homosexuality is a sin.

However, I did not care for the narrator’s voice. He speaks very slowly and with an air of superiority. I found that by changing the speed to 1.25, I could get through it.

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Thought-provoking, touching and full of practical tips for LGBT kids and parents.

Revisado: 03-07-19

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this book. I enjoyed hearing father and son share their story, which at times is funny, heartbreaking and hopeful. Whether you are facing this issue in your own family, or in your spiritual life more broadly, this is a helpful addition to the discussion. Both authors have gone out of their way to be fair with the opposing views and yet candid about their own feelings.

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I can totally relate to the mess AND the moxie!

Revisado: 10-15-17

Jen Hatmaker's best book yet. Funny and poignant and oh so relatable. Hearing Jen's voice makes it even better than reading it.

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