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Great book would highly recommend it

Revisado: 09-15-24

This book follows Fred Fredericksen's 31-year journey in the mining town of Mogollon, New Mexico. Based on a true story, it explores mineral rights, water struggles, and rural conservation, offering a vivid look at life in a historic area. My favorite part was probably the hiking in the cemetery.

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wow can't believe how good

Revisado: 11-26-22

I feel like his arm might create a part two if it brought back the unknown

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It's sad someone had to suffer so much in the USA

Revisado: 10-05-21

The only thing I can say is I wish that all civil servants have to wear a body cams.

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Great Story!

Revisado: 07-16-19

You can really tell Stephen King did a load of research. Love how it links to his IT book. Hope to see another time traveling book.

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great series can't wait for the third book

Revisado: 06-28-16

this book was almost as good as ready player one. the only thing I could say I didn't like was it really leaves you on a cliffhanger at the end.

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watch the movie then listen to this

Revisado: 05-30-16

I really liked the book. How it went into the detail of the Starkiller base and how the weapon worked differently than the death star. Really wish the film had this detail was one of the main reasons I had problems with it. Also I was kind of hoping for more detail on the last 30 years or a little more to be a head of the film. But that's more of a wishful thinking. One major point the film and book missed the Starkiller base was much smaller than the death star in comparison.

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Reminds me of the 80s film.

Revisado: 10-05-15

Great performance. Now I have to go watch the film again. This is one of the best zombie stories ever written.

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great galactic adventurer

Revisado: 12-19-13

What made the experience of listening to The Winds of Gath the most enjoyable?

The cover of the book left me a little hesitant at first. I imagined it would turn into a 'naughty' type of book, but luckily it didn't and the author's description was respectable and interesting of the planet Gath and its inhabitants. My favorite parts of the book was the different types of future technologies, even though you could find remedies of when it was written by such words like, 'tape' rather than 'data.' The way people travel in space is very thought out, with different levels of comforts to the extreme. The lower levels traveling, you have a higher chance of not surviving the trip. Traveling high, you would be rejuvenated and become younger. All and all the book was a very good and quick read. I actually wished it was longer! It left me wanting to read the next book, which I am going to do.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Earl Dumarest likable character the book is focused around also earthborn.

What does Rish Outfield bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

The narrator performed perfectly there was a few points that the audio recording equipment needed a little work such as mic volume needed to be adjusted.

Any additional comments?

If you liked, "Ender's Game," you would love this book.

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