Kevin Flemming

Nice information, poorly read

Revisado: 11-18-22

Decent travel information, but I was constantly pulled out the content by some horrible pronunciation. The man is trying to read in a dramatic fashion and has a beautiful voice, but doesn't appear to know many of the words he's reading. I almost bought the print book to see if the many reading errors are in there. Could be improved with an accompanying pdf of maps, contact information.

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A peek behind the curtain

Revisado: 08-02-22

very good illustrations of a different way of looking at life. No math, but some math reasonjng.

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Great start for a series.

Revisado: 12-20-19

Great start for a series. Interesting story with enough loose ends. The characters have some depth. The mythology is intriguing, but it is clear that we're only seeing the tip of an iceberg.

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Good story

Revisado: 07-31-19

overall, a good story. decent performance, though all foreign accents sounded the same despite many races.

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simple, not easy

Revisado: 11-08-18

I liked the novel view on clutter. The author takes you through the entire house, applying the same simple process with real examples. I have found it helpful.

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A good view into the diagnostic approach.

Revisado: 10-11-17

The narrator was very good; engaging and interesting. He does a good job of simplifying complex topics without making you feel that you are being talked down to, or that it is dumbed down

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Mesmerizing

Revisado: 05-07-12

Would you consider the audio edition of The Last Train from Hiroshima to be better than the print version?

This book is so graphic in its portrayal of violence, that I don't think I would have gotten through the print version. The tempo of the reader made it possible to keep going and get through it. One step at a time.

What did you like best about this story?

As a child of the 60's. I grew up fearing "the bomb". Until I listened to this book, I was never really clear of what the effects of "the bomb" were. The book is hard to take at times. Gory, gruesome, and disgusting, it is relentless. At the same time, I couldn't "put it down". It is a triumph of presenting the reactions of normal people to a horrific situation.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I was aghast. Many times I had to stop to take a rest. An option not left to characters in the book.

Any additional comments?

My comments might sound negative, but there is a beauty in all of this horror. It is worth getting through this extremely emotional book. Whatever side of the nuclear arms question you are on, it is good to understand what you are siding for.

I thoroughly recommend this book.

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I laughed so hard!

Revisado: 05-07-12

What did you love best about Go the F--k to Sleep?

I think every parent has been through the feelings expressed in this book. We just don't like to admit it in public. Samuel L. Jackson does a spectacular job of presenting the entire range of emotions that a poor overworked, underrested, but loving parent goes through.

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