Ms. Carrie S. Rostollan

Recapturing the Wonder

Revisado: 12-19-22

Seven exquisite performances of favorite stories of my youth.

The characterizations were impeccable, the cadence was perfect, and the experience was like watching all the movies in my mind.

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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Get this. It is important.

Revisado: 11-02-19

You think you’re not in the culture war? You are, whether you know it or not. And one day, the forces of “progress” will come after you, your business, your family, and you’d better be ready to defend your God-given rights under the Constitution.

Listen to this book. It will scare you, and encourage you as you get into the fight, however hard you wind up having to fight.

But you will fight in some way, shape, matter, or form.

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Different voices are impeccable.

Revisado: 04-20-19

This book is compellingly read by a talented reader -- or I should say actor.

With many different people directly quoted in the text, each gets a unique twist of vocal pitch, tone, and even raspiness to distinguish one from another. I could detect different characters from the slightest of changes.

What a delight to listen to!

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I never knew how deep it was!

Revisado: 09-11-18

The history revealed in this book struck me deeply. The fact that so many people in so many cultures believe so many things that are just not true -- more evidence to me that God is real and He has His people.

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Simple and to the point.

Revisado: 09-04-18

Dennis Prager can put things in such easily understood terms that no one should leave this book without being well informed on the subject.

I had not heard his description of "taking the name of the Lord your God in vain" anywhere else, and that insight will stay with me a long time.

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Thoughts for the ages.

Revisado: 06-25-17

Dennis Prager pierces an issue that goes to the core of what it means to be human. I need to listen to this again right away, especially Chapter 20.

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Exquisite!

Revisado: 05-22-17

Having read a few blog post reviewing this book, by evolutionists, I conclude that they don't really want to engage Mr. Axe on the subject.
They would rather caricature his ideas, ridicule his credentials, and generally make fools of themselves by simply reiterating the naturalistic positions that Mr. Axe is challenging.
"Well, we know evolution is true, and Mr. Axe does not know what he is talking about."
That's basically their argument.
Listen to this book. Get an education in common science, which is a real thing. And kudos to Mr. Axe for coining the term.
Those who hate the Truth have no coherent response to it. This book is great, and I'm listening again right now.

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Educational beyond belief!

Revisado: 05-06-17

This is one book I have to listen to a second time right away. It is so densely packed with information that I have never heard before, and told from a first-person perspective as well, that it is super compelling. Everybody needs to hear or read this book!

Listen at speed 1.25 though, because her voice is a bit halting. Still, I'm glad the author read it herself.

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Easy to follow, informative.

Revisado: 02-18-17

I learned so much from this book that I did not know before. Much of it should be common sense, but it looks like too many politiicans disregard it.

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Rapid fire and right on target.

Revisado: 07-05-16

Would you consider the audio edition of Hands Off My Gun to be better than the print version?

I've not read the print version.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Hands Off My Gun?

Dana's personal stories illustrating her great knowledge of guns compared to liberals who think they know what a magazine or a clip is -- but don't.

I learned that liberals want to ban guns and accessories that make guns "shootier," in Dana's words, but they don't affect the functionality of any particular gun. So the bans -- or regulations -- mean nothing in the grand scheme.

Which scene was your favorite?

The recounting of the confrontation at Wounded Knee -- one of the worst gun grabs in American history.

This nonsense has been going on since the beginning. When will we ever learn?

If you could give Hands Off My Gun a new subtitle, what would it be?

Just 'Cuz It's Black Doesn't Mean It's Evil.

Any additional comments?

Everyone should read this book. Listening to it was fantastic!

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