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Wonderful, funny, campy

Revisado: 06-05-18

While my suspension of disbelief was (very) minorly strained, this was a quirky, unexpected, wonderful, funny story about growing up different, family, and courage to be yourself. I was not a hardcore theater kid, and am not a big theater gay, but I still very much identified with Nate's difficult, stressful, and seemingly inescapable childhood journey. I also laughed out loud quite a lot while listening. This story has a good balance of both humor and drama. The author's narration was authentic, expressive, and engaging. The parts that maybe hit close to home for him emotionally came through in his performance. I would recommend to adults, or to 13-year olds struggling with fitting in and sexual identity. I wish I had this to read or listen to when I was that age.

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Good performance. Slightly irritating plot. Poor characterizations.

Revisado: 01-23-18

Good performance as usual by Mr. Beierle. Found the plot to be slow, plodding, largely irrelevant. Characters were not developed any further than the last book of The Belgariad. Character reactions to events were wooden, lacked energy, and frequently unbelievable and untrue to previously established personalities. Still an ok listen, but found myself irritated and yelling out loud at the sometimes non-sensical, WTF writing.

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Amazeballs

Revisado: 05-21-17

Awesome story. Great ending to Paul & Vince's story. Amazing narration yet again - had me laughing out loud on the train. 5 stars!

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Ack - the narrator - boo

Revisado: 05-01-17

Would you try another book from R. Cooper and/or Robert Nieman?

From R. Cooper, probably. From Robert Neiman (narrator) - NO!

What other book might you compare Little Wolf to and why?

Typical pack/shifter Alpha/Beta type romance.

Would you be willing to try another one of Robert Nieman’s performances?

No. This performance was awful. I wanted to like this, I REALLY did. I read the Kindle book before buying the audiobook, I liked the story so much. But RN killed it for me.

Was Little Wolf worth the listening time?

If you want to enjoy this novel, and do it in a timely manner not drawn out by featureless, slow narration, I highly recommend reading the print version.

Any additional comments?

Check out the print version - I liked it. Skip the audiobook, unfortunately.

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LOVE this story & series

Revisado: 02-10-17

If you could sum up Bear, Otter, and the Kid in three words, what would they be?

Sweet, heart-rending, heart-warming

Who was the most memorable character of Bear, Otter, and the Kid and why?

The Kid, just so damn precocious and a huge heart. All 3 are great though.

Any additional comments?

I would love to see the whole series of 3 books (1 more promised) be made into a short streaming series on Netflix or Amazon. Seriously. Casting would be key though, and the internal monologues might be tough to pull off if not handled correctly.

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Good story, narrator needs a dictionary

Revisado: 02-10-17

Is there anything you would change about this book?

Yes. Please re-record with Michael Lesley as the narrator. This narrator had issues. He did an AMAZING job (IMO) on TJ's other books like "The Lightning-Struck Heart" and "Tell Me It's Real."

What do you think the narrator could have done better?

The narrator mispronounced or completely misread a number of "big" words the kid and others used. It drove me nuts as I shouted out loud the correct pronunciation or the correct word. "Egregious." "Stead" is not pronounced like a horse ("steed"). Etc.

Could you see Who We Are being made into a movie or a TV series? Who should the stars be?

Yes, I would actually love to see the whole series of 3 books (1 more promised) be made into a short streaming series on Netflix or Amazon. Seriously. Casting would be key though, and the internal monologues might be tough to pull off if not handled correctly.

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Great ebook, terrible narration

Revisado: 02-03-17

I wanted to revisit this great story I read on my Kindle years ago in audiobook format. Unfortunately, the narrator's voice is whiny, thin, and sounds like it was recorded in a bathroom stall. His reading is terrible and he sounds super bored - zero energy. Terrible performance. After just finishing TJ Klune's "The Lightning-Struck Heart," the performance of which was amazing, I shut this one down after 5 minutes. I want my money back. Too bad, because I really like the book and the series. Get the book or ebook instead.

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Amazing narration. Great story.

Revisado: 02-03-17

I read this story awhile ago and had so much fun reading it and laughing out loud. I wanted to revisit it again as an audiobook, and man am I glad I did! Michael Lesley brings hilarious life to all the characters. He sounds like he's having so much fun presenting the book. TJ Klune's writing and characters are both endearing and sassy as f***, "So much sass!" Michael's characterizations were just amazing! Can't speak highly enough of this audiobook. Full 5 stars +

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