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Good chill story

Revisado: 04-28-24

It was a good book. Pretty surface level, not a ton of deep thinking like in other books by Cline. But still well worth a read

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Truly a great science fiction novel

Revisado: 12-23-23

Although the story is not as captivating as the first book. Ready Player Two wrestles with some big ethical questions placed in a not so distanced future. This book really makes you think while the first book makes you just enjoy the ride. Wil Weaton did a phenomenal job narrating this story.

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Good biography

Revisado: 11-24-22

This was a great biography about his life, but I thought the title and intro of the book set it up so that the author was going to focus more on the end of his life and what could drive a person to commit such a horrible thing.

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Horrible narration worst on audible

Revisado: 08-22-22

I have listened to over 125 books on audible and this is the worst narration of a book. The main narrator is fine, but they use multiple other voice actors. They are decent. But sometimes the characters will be voiced by the voice actors and other times by the main character they aren’t consistent. So so bad.

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Lots of British people

Revisado: 11-30-21

Great story, great performances, great books. 10/10 highly recommend. Love the Biblical allusions throughout all 7 books

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Thought provoking

Revisado: 08-07-21

Great idea, very original! A great, what would I do. Makes you contemplate the fragility of life

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Worth damning your soul? Come on Bella....

Revisado: 08-31-20

Oh my gosh? Are we serious right now readers? I love vampires as much as the next person but is it realllly worth it to be taunting damnation? If that’s truly the whole reason why vampires are so scary-cause you cast your soul into hell for all of eternity that is pretty terrifying. Let’s cast aside the theological fallacy, obviously one can always come back to the grace of Christ even after committing atrocities and someone else can’t “steal” your soul from biting you. Yet to play devils advocate maybe what Stephenie is getting at is that since you are theoretically “dying” when you turn it could be the blaspheming of the Holy Spirit. But then again if little Suzy gets bit by a vampire against her will and the venom penetrate deep into her blood and turns her into a vampire she has no say in the matter. One couldn’t be a Christian, get bit, then loose their salvation. That would be simply asinine. Needless to say in this fantasy world if this really was how it worked Bella would be a moron to tempt fate so much as to hook up with the one dude that could send her to hell. I’m all about risks, but Bella should have just gone ahead and gone to prom with Mike. Ps. Totallly just having fun here. It was an okay read but. Still in the back of my mind that’s all I could think of the entire time she was making out with Edward. BTW Jake Abel killed the narration! Great work Jake!

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great story a tad long!

Revisado: 07-16-20

King does it again such a great author. yet I feel like there were parts that could have been cut out and turned this 30 hour audible into a 25 hour one.

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Boaring exploration of a cave.

Revisado: 05-27-20

Not worth your time. the beginning in interesting but then it just trails off and they end up spending most of the book just talking about details and not actually a plot

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Childhood

Revisado: 03-14-20

Steven Weber is a phenomenal narrator. Wow. This book is scary as well as strikes a fire in you about your childhood. Farewell Derry Farewell

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