Ina Ivanova

Hilarious as always

Revisado: 11-07-23

I am a big fan of the author and it was a pleasure to take yet another bite of laughter and his views on the world politics. Keep writing. Please! I have to mention Peter Kenny too. His narration is outstanding! Thank you!

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I just love it

Revisado: 09-30-23

Live it, love it, love it! All characters are so vivid and consistent that I feel as they are real. I truly believe Coopers chase could be visited and the gang will be there :) This is not a classic crime book as the stories are always very naive, but you want to go around after Elizabeth and Joyce and just live in their world for a while.

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Entertaining as ever

Revisado: 07-10-23

+ excellent performance. Pleasant voice, nice stories, characters are well presented and kept consistent. The stories become more and more interesting.

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Great story, wrong step with the change of narrator

Revisado: 05-25-23

It was a really unpleasant surprise to find out that all the characters changed their voices. It’s not the the new narration was bad by itself, but it just didn’t fit. Like changing all actors in the third season of a series…. The book is great. Looking forward to the next one.

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Intriguing, but lacks depth

Revisado: 03-27-23

I was disappointed to listen to the very end and realize that Robert only throws not so sensational “news”, because they were already well known before by the books of true whistleblowers. On the other hand, he does not provide valuable information on where the reader, after realizing what a chicken he or she is, could start to improve his/her financial knowledge. No action plan, no nothing. Only advertising a few other books of a few whistleblowers, but who only give information on what is wrong in the system. Actually, no point of reading it if you want to learn how to become rich. The tone of the book is bitter, and repetitive. Each statement was repeated again and again and for me that means Robert thinks that the listeners are very stupid. After reading “Rich dad, poor dad” a decade ago, I realized with sadness that Robert has become so bitter and obviously unhappy with the years. It is easy to grasp, no matter the seemingly cheerful passages about his spiritual growth. Hope this was only a moment in his life, because he was a great teacher for many people so far! Hope to read his best books in the future!

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Impressive book, excellent performance

Revisado: 11-28-20

The ideas, presented in the book are very impressive - inspiring and provocative. The history proved many of them right already.
It is interesting that the author choses literature as a way to express her philosophy.
The literature technique is far from perfect and the ideas are introduced rudely and categorically which undermines the value of this literary work. But even this disadvantage provoked thoughts on literature purpose.
Scott Brick makes a perfect performance with this book. His way of presenting different personages through different timbre is a delight.

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❤️❤️❤️ Love it!

Revisado: 05-08-16

Another amazing book by Jonas Jonasson! And fully matching performance by Peter Kenny! It was a pure delight! Chapeau!

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