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It was just ok. Nothing spectacular. I was expecting more from the number of good reviews.

20% facts, 80% opinions. Pretends to be unbiased, but very opinionated in favor of Israel, which is obvious even in the choice of words. When Palestine commits crimes, the author talks about unjustified and unprovoked atrocities; when Israel does it – it’s a ‘difficult decision’, ‘excess’, ‘exception that only supports the rule’, and is always..

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These stories are ridiculously silly and made melaugh out loud. No complicated storylines…just good fun.

I listened to chapter 10 hoping it would get better, it didn’t. I think the author wanted to follow a technical path, definitely failed.

Reading this for a second time in a row. It’s fun, exciting and interesting all at the same time. The performance by Paul is awesome

This book was sassy and sweet. Great storyline. I love to read and read a lot of books, but not many make me laugh as much as this one did.

Chances are probably good that you know little to nothing about Chester Arthur, but upon reading this book, you’ll definitely learn and understand why he’s such an important figure in US history. One, he took on the presidency after the tragic assassination of James Garfield and did an excellent job. Two, he’s one of the..

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Book 2 of end of the world story. Fun listen, well performed and written. I thought I had an “aha” when she wrote that Jodi pushed the clutch on the HUMMWV and ground the gears, but Dust commented that those are automatics. Ha!

Unsure if this is at all palatable, really a biopic of René Alexander Dussaq as related through The secret diaries of American Cold War spy Douglas Bazata. Both were OSS agents and Dussaq could have been a double-agent for Cuba.Play it at least at 1.7 speed—narration is painfully slow otherwise. Those interested in JFK lore..

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Very detailed account of Van Gogh. His painting philosophy, his struggles. At times repetitive. Narrator was excellent.