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the story sucked. it made no sense at all. the female character was whiny & a whimp. the male character was unintelligent & massaginistic.

I loved how the author toggled between narration and Mitchell’s dialect. Such an interesting story. A bit slow at times, but still held my attention.

I think it could have been condensed. It was depressing to list to.I have a new admiration for Margaret

This long audio book was interesting the whole way through. I knew very little about the author of one of my all-time favorite books, so I thought it was about time to learn! I loved picking out the influences for GWTW in Margaret Mitchell’s early life and hearing how she came to write it. The..

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Tina Dreffin’s Bluewater Walkabout is a deeply moving memoir of resilience, adventure, and healing. Her story, filled with breathtaking travels, personal hardships, and a profound love for family, comes alive even more in the audiobook format. The narration captures Tina’s emotional depth, making her journey feel raw and authentic. Every moment—whether a lighthearted exchange between..

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I recently finished the ‘History of Woman Suffrage’ in the USA. It was a 45-hour long audiobook. Originally I didn’t imagine I would make it through to the end, but it was so good I couldn’t stop listening. It is a documentary of the first ~20 years of the woman suffrage movement in the USA,..

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I read this book a few months ago. Being a theatre person myself, the type no one outside my city has seen or heard about, the memoir of one of the legion of hopefuls who hung around Broadway without ever hitting the big time is a story that’s near and dear to me. That said,..

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Basic laws are still relevant and timeless . The examples and stories still exist today . The essence of the laws are a reminder of how important it is today

So much history and inside look into Peggy’s life. I enjoyed it as an avid reader of Gone with the Wind

This is a typical biography, dull and lifeless. I wouldn’t waste my time or credit. Read Gone with the Wind again instead.