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Great Content Awful Narrator

Revisado: 10-23-24

In typical Finkelstein fashion, the book is full of facts and concise and usually inescapable conclusions wherever the facts lead.

The narrator is awful, mispronouncing many words. He pronounces "nuclear" like George W. Bush and it's unforgivable. He reads like a robot at 1.5 speed.

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Perfectly suspenseful and creepy!

Revisado: 05-07-24

loved the varied stories and running theme. just enough openendedness to make me want more.

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Must Read if You're Into Videogames

Revisado: 08-04-23

This book is such a great look at the heyday of Atari, it's culture and the fall of the industry. it's written with such great humor and do well read, I found myself laughing often and sometimes hard. I love Howard's way if putting things and he's got a good delivery. Tons of amazing stories.

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One of my favorites

Revisado: 12-01-22

I love this series but the narrator's use of humor and subtle vocal changes make this so incredibly entertaining!

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Great Story but Narration Lets it Down

Revisado: 05-19-21

I love everything about the Black Sheep Squadron and this book is no different. Very informative and written from an insider perspective, it provides a good picture of the Pacific war. However, the narrator doesn't seem to know what a period or comma is supposed to mean and it feels like one long run-on sentence. The upside is the book is done in record time!

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Chock Full of Good Ideas But....

Revisado: 09-19-19

To start with, this book gave me many very good ideas to help with some problems we've been having with our five cats, and one cat in particular. I will certainly be implementing many of the ideas in my efforts to help our loner cat to get along with the others. To be upfront, I've listened to several science-heavy books about cats and cat behavior so the language in this book was a bit off-putting and geared for a broader appeal. Mojo, mojofied, mojofication, catification all make me cringe and are used A LOT in the book. I'd have preferred more appropriate words like contented, confident, at-ease, etc... Despite this, I'd highly recommend this book as the knowledge is rooted in science and several prominent scientists are quoted. If you have a cat this should be on your list to listen to or read.

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Excellent Book for Training Cats to be Happier

Revisado: 09-10-19

This book literally changed the life of my cats and one in particular, very dramatically. In this book, you will learn about operant conditioning and counter-conditioning. Our newest cat came to our home on a temporary basis that became permanent. Unfortunately, she hates all of the other cats so has been relegated to an upstairs bedroom for several years. After reading this book I realized I could dramatically improve her life and so began the quest to get her to come downstairs and relax with us. So far progress has been amazing and with more time the reintroduction to the other cats will begin. Wonderful book!

Audible: Please correct the author's name, it's Sarah Ellis, not Sarah Ellise.

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Extremely Informative with Latest Knowledge

Revisado: 07-24-19

This book was a superb presentation of the latest scientific knowledge about dog behavior. It's laid out in an easy to digest manner and I'll likely listen to it several more times as I listen when I'm driving and sometimes get distracted from the book. Oh, and the narrator is wonderful, but I've always been partial to a nice British accent. Best one I've heard yet.

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