Alex’s parents are prominent archaeologists with the British university. Alex has grown up traveling all over the world on archaeological research with her parents and has been trained by them to be the best. Yet Alex has been traumatized by the death of her mother on an expedition and has not left home since. Until..
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A cautionary tale
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
Love this book
Review from Terror →
I purchased because of Ezra Klein recommendation and I recognize the importance of this title. However the voice chops of various readers is not consistent. As with many titles, it seems there was insufficient oversight regarding pronunciation of words, voice quality, speed of reading/narrator and acting (overacting/412). Was there a producer in the house? My..
Really fun Joy Ride
Review from Bad Luck Charlie →
This book is a mixture of “The Martian” “John Carter from Mars” and some generic fantasy/sci-fi tropes. The pacing is strange in places, and the narration is flat: the guy just can’t do voices. To be honest, I probably shouldn’t have liked this book as much as I did. But it was *fun.* In terms..
The book is a great – a compelling look at near future. The performances, though sometimes good, are sometimes bizarre caricatures, with mispronounciations throughout (diaspora as die-uh-SPORE-uh, Kerala as care-AH-lah, Army Corps of Engineers as Army “corpse” of Engineers, etc.). And some narrators add almost cartoonish levels of “emotion,” making it sometimes feel like a..
Well done, and great story
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