Luke A Werkhoven

masterful

Revisado: 06-17-24

TC makes madness of schizophrenia into a charming chastity women's Lib tale. weaving poverty and wealth through old Montecito.

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Revisado: 05-10-24

Great interview at the end, wonderful collection, loved the performance of narration by the author

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Inspirational journey through the life & times

Revisado: 10-28-22

So interesting to peer back a few hundred years and get a glimpse of the personal transformation of an individual from an owned slave to a scholar. Always seeking to continue intellectual and spiritual growth, John Wesley Gilbert taught others how the foundations of learning could neutralize racism from inside the deep south more than a half century before the Civil rights movement. The author John Lee has a keen sense of how to weave a cohesive narrative from diverse, sparse, and scattered sources to inspire the reader to become a better teacher, parent, listener, linguist, adult learner, archeologist, parishioner, volunteer, fundraiser, . . but midst of all a better American through this deep history of this singular character. Kudos.

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masterful narration

Revisado: 03-19-22

loved the cast of voices that Bill Homewood brings to his performance of this classic

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classic North Hollywood take on life in LA Canada

Revisado: 02-25-21

Adam always brings a unique perspective into humanites behaviors and risk management attitudes based on their cultural biased conformity to group decision making.

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