View: jojo - page 189

I could not stop listening to this book. It was well written, relevant to the current world, and heartbreaking. It was based on a podcast (I also love podcasts) and I am going to listen to the podcast because of the book. It is a poignant look at racism and classism in the current climate.

I wish I had read the reviews before listening. I will never know how it ends. At first I thought it was a story of a little girl being protected by an unlikely non family member. As I listen I began to suspect it was leading to the story of a little girl and a..

Read more

The narration of a man throwing his voice to sound like a woman and nonstop Swearing doesn’t make for and easy listen.

so like everyone else says, it was slow. This is only because the author is very detailed and places you in the story with great visuals. although slow, I dodnt struggle to finish it at all. great read.

This is an amazing story! Love how it’s written. However you’ve got to be able to overlook the horrible fake southern accent of the narrator. This could have been so much better if she had just read in a normal voice!

It didn’t go where I thought it would. The voice was amazing. 5 out of 5 stars for sure.

I love this series and am onto book 3. seriously was on my seat !!!

This was a good book for what it is. It’s a light read. I was never anxiously awaiting what would come next nor bored.

Great story, great character development. This made me shocked to think that this stuff went on in the US as recent as the late 60s, early 70s. Too sad. But, “Don’t forget history, let we are fated to repeat the atrocities of the past.”

I’m glad I listened to Michelle Knights book first to gain more perspective on her first, as there wasn’t much about her in this book. Understandably so. Her story is so unique it definitely deserve it’s own book book. But I’m gladly‘s girls came together to write this book. Definitely worth listening too.