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fear mongering camouflaging good information

Revisado: 10-28-21

too hard to parse useful and backed research from ideological possession in this book. some things are cited and reproducible which is amazing and the standard for research and then filled by her personal beliefs and anecdotes and shoddy quality research from other universities on unrelated topics.

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beautiful and enlightening

Revisado: 10-01-21

I always love Simon Vance's reading and c.s. Lewis 's material and this is no exception. a lovely work indeed.

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Excellent, Entertaining, and Educational.

Revisado: 10-19-19

This book is jam packed with useful information and easy to digest with John Medina's usual fun and leisurely candor. I'm 25 and glad I'm reading it now but it's a good read for anyone of any age who wants to make sure they are one of those admirable people who seem "with it" until they die. It makes me marvel at my great grandmother who was competent and dementia free until her death at 92. This book is the instruction manual to one day leave this world with the grace that she did.

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Interesting Enough.

Revisado: 08-07-19

The begining is excellent of how he got his start his family life and his work overseas but there is a LOT of name dropping and self congratulating. towards the end it becomes about who he has met and worked with and all the programs he supports or helped create. I think I would have preferred something written by a compilation of his family members and co workers. he is humble enough that it is still readable and somewhat interesting. I wish he talked more about his research, what he learned from it and how, and what it means for child development and the science of it as a whole.

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It's all right

Revisado: 11-15-18

not the best book I've listened too. It's pretty accurate as far as data and observations go but Dr. twenge struggles to keep her bias for solutions and opinions out of the latter half of the book the first half she is very careful though. the interviews with igenners are very insightful

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enlightening and life changing

Revisado: 09-26-18

loved it. Jp is always full of wisdom and this book is a wonderful summary of his work recently.

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Insightful and Entertaining

Revisado: 04-04-18

There were a few audio issues with the recording but nothing that really gets in the way, or is persistently annoying. This book is full of great advice that is founded in well documented research. I already knew quite a bit of what he was talking about, as research is my profession, but he had insightful pieces of information I had not yet heard of and made connections I hadn't thought of. 10/10 would reccomend.

If you read Dr. Twenges book "the impatient woman's guide to getting pregnant" this is like the parenting version of a funny and interesting meta analysis. If you like Twenges work you will definitley like this book.

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good advice but everyone has thier own style.

Revisado: 06-02-17

I disagreed with some of what he said but for the most part it's very helpful.

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fabulous

Revisado: 03-08-17

a great and hilarious read. totally useful advise for anyone of any age who wants some cleanliness in thier life.

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amazing.

Revisado: 02-14-17

an absolutly lovely read. beautiful fantasy. I have no idea how he comes up with the names in this book but having an audible performer speak them aids greatly in reading along or just listening.

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