Twyla Arbuckle

Lovely story

Revisado: 02-14-23

I loved the narrator and hearing about Asian culture. Had to relisten to the first couple chapters after I finished the book just to better understand the characters. Great read though!

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That American accent was Hilarious!

Revisado: 01-19-23

This book gave me an insight on royal life that I never even considered. They really are stuck in a fishbowl unable to do any of the things civilians unknowingly take for granted. I applaud Prince Harry and Meghan for choosing to make the hard decision to step away from Britain. No one deserves to be put in harms way. Those British tabloids and paparazzi should be ashamed of themselves! I loved that he shared his story. I have always been a fan and I love he and Meghan so much more after this read.

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Beautiful Story

Revisado: 12-04-22

Loved the narration and how the author didn't make the main character out to be a saint. Exposing her flaws made the story much more authentic and relatable. Finished the book feeling warm and fuzzy inside.

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Finally felt seen in a Novel

Revisado: 07-08-21

This is a cute story about a rich little black girl in Texas about to graduate from high school taking place in present time. She was 1 of about 5 black kids at her school and like so many of us who grew up used to being the minority in the room, the novel dives into assimilation and stereotypes in a light-hearted self-discovery kind of way. 20 years after high school, I still remember the comments of what white kids THOUGHT were compliments that were actually huge insults to the entire black community. But as a kid I was too naive to understand. Wish I could have had stories like this to read when I was a kid.

Loved the book so much I had to DM the author and congratulate her 🥰

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She's so funny!

Revisado: 04-02-21

Loved hearing her sorry and if course no one could narrate this better than her. I feel bad for the folks reading her book cause they are missing out hearing her narration!

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A pure JOY to listen too over this weekend!

Revisado: 08-09-20

Dealing with my own "mean girl" in life, it was so great that this novel started off with a character dealing with a situation I could immediately relate to. I fell in love with the complexity of the main characters and enjoyed the gut checks throughout the story. It's always fun when I hear myself arguing for the main character and then turning around and arguing at her LOL. Loved the learning journey Katherine Centers novels take you on and Therese Plummer's performances never disappoint me!
In the end, this story made me download and replay George Michael's Freedom (challenging my husband not to dance or sing) and show empathy for the unknown battle my personal mean girl is dealing with. So grateful for her art of storytelling!

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Laughed my ass off the entire book!

Revisado: 10-28-19

I adored the fact that her husband wrote the afterward!! How lucky are their kids to have a love letter written to then by their parents! Ultimate relationship goals!!

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