I have not laughed so hard reading or listening to a book in a long time.The imagination of the kids, the bond they have as friends is heartwarming.
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Great for those who like the works of Robert Kyosaki and Napoleon Hill. The book is a lot about the author’s life, experiences, and mindset.
A struggle to have nothing
Review from Blueshift →
this book struggles to have nothing. the intelligence of the characters is lacking. the story can’t be a survival story because everyone is trying not to survive or learn
Excellent
Review from Holy Ground →
I wish we had listen to it at the beginning of the series, well done
This had great potential.
Review from Blueshift →
The story was great, at least the idea. The story builds hope on them getting to earth, then kinda lets you down. it builds hope that the earthling people would be more interactive, then lets you down. it builds lots of hope that they get to Mars and learn more about the Mars people, then..
Sometimes “Free” is too expensive!
Review from Forerunner →
It’s hard to fathom from all the intellects on Earth they would choose these people to lead the charge into the future. Waste of time
Concise and Digestible
Review from Napoleon →
This audiobook provides the perfect narrative for anyone looking to understand Napoleon’s life. The narrator’s voice was not to my liking and made the experience a little irritating at times but it didn’t detract from the overall story.
the book is similar to many Tony Robins books where you must think positively and start taking small steps to achieve what you want. It not a bad book, but not really great either. I did find it interesting that the “Billionaire” term is for Thai Bot that is about 30 cents of 1 US..
Just finished this epic 45 hour audiobook detailing the life of Vincent Van Gogh. Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith concluded with very detailed interviews and deep fact finding that Van Gogh was shot and killed in accident by 16 year old René Secrétan and not by suicide popularized by Van Gogh mythology. However, Naifeh..
The author does a good job of giving an overview of nerve agents, including technical challenges, practical limitations, and political issues. I recommend that listeners start with Appendix A first, then move into Chapter 1. I had a lot of technical questions while listening that were ultimately answered by that appendix. I liked that the..