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Interesting

Revisado: 11-20-23

It’s not the kind of biography I’d like to have written of myself. Mostly because it’s largely political. It mostly focuses on his part in the political atmosphere of the last decade—which, granted, has been very interesting and important. But I don’t think it’s the most important thing to Romney himself. It’s all about guessing the “why” of all of his political decisions. I’d like to see Romney—or a member of his family or a close friend—write a biography on their own terms. The comparison of the two books would get us a lot closer to the truth.
Still, an interesting read.

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Awesome book and performance- bad language though

Revisado: 08-06-22

Really love this book and the performance. Nice job! Wish they had left out the unnecessary bad language that spoiled it for my younger children. For me, the language didn’t really add anything at all but kept my whole family from enjoying the book together.

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Hot and cold

Revisado: 05-14-16

I would classify this as a fun read. Great sense of humor, really loved some of the characters. Even the politics intrigued me. But, and I don't consider myself a feminist, the character development of nearly every woman in the book involves prostitution or sexual assault. Not kidding. Really, Sullivan? Bad form!

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Right in line

Revisado: 09-26-15

This was right in line with the quality of the previous two. Not sure why each book has had a different reader. This reader is quite a bit different than the first two, but once you get used to her, there's lots to like. And the book, really, is the star. Creepy, compelling, completely annoyed that I can't read the next one yet. J.S. is going to throw us all for a loop, I think. I hope it's a nice, long series.

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