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this is tiring. couldve been great!

Revisado: 09-04-23

learned alot. they are clearly in live with whales. but this couldve been a story instead of just facts. its almost like a documentary with little action

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the most evil things i have ever heard

Revisado: 03-01-23

im convinced the devil was by his side when wrote this book. "they returned to the pegan INNOCENT days of ancient greece"? Paganism is the worst sin a man could commit and this guy puts the word innocent next to it. anyways this is still one of the most important books I've ever read and i would read it again and again. but i need to take many more showers before i read it again

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first time listen/read believe it or not

Revisado: 02-21-23

i love silver's voice. the ending is a bit underwhelming f f f d d

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this was such an eye opener for me

Revisado: 02-08-23

the enthusiasm in the writing and in the narration just made me love writing.. it also made me love humanity once again. this book helped me discover my assets. my greatest asset Was breaking rules. now I'll return to that habit, that asset with a new knoweldge of boundaries and HOW to actually respect them with castrating my writing. although i must say this should be treated as lectures and not as an audiobook for many reasons. PS: that "corps e in the trunk" line makes me smile like nothing else

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it changed midway

Revisado: 01-27-23

i loved it the moment she started talking even though I'm not a fan of her, nor am did i know anything about her. im a man but i connect deeply with her sense of humor and her relationship with her mother. her mother was the selling point of the first half of the book (after all she's in the title). around chapter 60 is when the mother is mentioned less and the book starts getting really dark showcasing jannette's habits and obsessions and it shows her in a bad light, which contrasts the good girl of her youth. the younger jannete you wanted to hug, while the older one it seems like she just hates herself so much that she felt it would be a good idea to paint herslf with such dark colors and show it to the world. after chapter 60 she's just bitter and i though it would get better but then the book ended. i feel cheeted and manipulated and drained if that's even possible. the narration was great when the book had color and bitter sounding in the newer context of the later cahpters, again 60 and above. why didn't she feel the duty to tell us about her palns, dreams or progress at the end of the book? why does she put us all in pur seats, buckles us up and then drive us off a cliffhanger of impending drain?

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well written for what it is

Revisado: 01-24-23

i got this thinking it was honey and i loved the parts that were. but the shallowness of the characters is draing and annoying! the lack of purpose in this book and its degenerate agenda really is a lesson for writers out there: if the material is worthless then it's not worth reading. i couldn't finish the book but it makes me want to take a shower. strangley enough this is one of the darkest book i have ever read, it really lowers your gaurd and then Bam! you go down

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makes me want to throw up

Revisado: 01-14-23

degenerate content. goes against every atom in me. the author thinks that it's not natural to feel shame and that you should cancel it. cancel shame? what and become an animal too? i never rate books but this i couldn't let it pass. absolutely awful thinking. the work of the devil if you ask me. however i do believe in pleasure

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