Alan Wheeler

Try seeing things her way!

Revisado: 03-04-24

As a fellow blind person, I can’t say enough about how meaningful and significant this book is! In a book that runs just around four hours, Sammy has managed to sum up the “blind experience” with all the challenges, misconceptions, ups and downs that come with it. She demonstrates that,, as she says in the book, “Our eyes are broken, our minds aren’t.” Take a bold step and read this book to discover just how much the blind and sighted are alike. You’ll be extremely pleasantly surprised!

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Ingenious!

Revisado: 09-26-23

Such a complex, compelling story! Scott Brick is one of my favorite Audible narrators, and he did a brilliant job as usual!

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Simply fan-tastic!

Revisado: 10-10-22

Anyone who loves Star Trek: The Next Generation, or is just a huge Brent Spiner fan will enjoy this book! I couldn't stop listening! All the performances are wonderful, and the story is fun and captivating!Best fan fiction ever! ;)

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What if music told you she was dying?

Revisado: 02-25-21

At the end of his previous book, "The Music Lesson", music told Victor that she was sick and dying. Now, victor and a group of fellow musicians are called to save music, to fight for her life against forces that want music dead. It is a heroic battle in which love may do as much, if not more to save music than music itself!

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Wow! Powerful post-election read.

Revisado: 11-09-20

I started this book long before we knew the results of the November 3rd election. I shelved it for a while, due to numerous reasons and picked it up again after the election was called for Joe Biden. If I was relieved before finishing this book that Biden won, finishing this book doubled that relief. Thankfully, "the dynamite behind the door" has been defused. Read this book to discover why Trump has been and always will be the wrong man for the job of president.

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As Spock would say...fascinating!

Revisado: 10-20-20

I've always sort of wondered about the science behind things like Star Trek, etc. How much of it was based on real science and how much was made up from pure imagination. This series of lectures answers that question in a fun and interesting ways, tying it into some of the best known science fiction worlds. I highly recommend it for trekkies, fans of a time long,, long ago in a galaxy far, far away and every sci-fi fan in between!

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Deep and powerful!

Revisado: 12-16-19

This book, more accurately talk is very powerful and has some marvelous, deep truths both about life in general and meditation specifically. It would make a great companion to Easwarans "Passage Meditation." The truths here are timeless and, therefore, as meaningful today as ever.

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The real junk?

Revisado: 04-28-19

I loved this story. Maybe it's no "hunger games" or some other YA fiction that's popular, but, despite the other revies here, it isn't junk! Personally, the real junk, in my opinion are the harsh reviews of this Audible Original. People just need to open their eys, and minds to see the real beauty in what they initially consider junk.

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Beautiful story!

Revisado: 10-13-18

When a wonderful story is beautifully told, it makes for a beautiful audio book. "Feeding the Dragon" is one such book. It is funny, sweet, sad and all very vividly told, both in how it was written and how it was performed. Don't miss this one!

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How it might have been...in the beginning.

Revisado: 03-09-18

"First Family" is a wonderful, thought provoking realization of how life may well have been for Adam and Eve and their first two children, Cain and Abel. Obviously, anyone who has read the first several chapters of the book of Genesis knows what happens to Abel, but Alice Langholt builds a sense of suspense as the tragic event draws near.

The beauty of this book is in how it shows that even the first family struggled with issues we struggle with today, such as questioning if God is near us, cares for us or even exists at all. It is comforting, even from a fictionalized account, to think that even Adam and Eve had doubts, questions, as well as moments of strong, sure faith.

For those who are wondering, this book is more spiritual than religious. It tells the story without preaching or proselytizing. It's a lovely, beautiful piece of storytelling worth reading and sharing.

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