Review from Hawke’s Target →
nonstop action with a bigger than life Texas Ranger. I enjoyed every minute of this audio book. the reader had just the right accent and voice to make it seem real. Story kept me on the edge of my seat and even a couple of the bad guys had my sympathy. Read it, you’ll understand..
the book is doing a nice job of describing ownership and different ways on which it is part of an ongoing power struggle, it is to American-centric, and a bit shallow – now that we understand the rather ready to explain models of claiming ownership, what are we to do with it? it also jumps..
Review from Survival of the Friendliest →
Really interesting information and opened my eyes to many questions about our humanity. Thank you
This book has great knowledge and can help re set your mind.I absolutely recommend this book.
this is a great story to help understand Putin and I certainly appreciate it. though Putin is still in power in Russia, so the story isn’t complete yet. I do appreciate the background on the man that helps me to understand a little more about what may be going on in the current war in..
I’m not personally Buddhist, but I decided to listen for the sake of understanding it and getting some philosophical insight out of it and I really did. I highly recommend it
Review from Forever for a Year →
This was so grotesque we’re soul mates yet they cheat yes it’s young life but so dramatic . Thank hod it was free
I cried during the chapter of the US embassy bombing, I read Beruit Rules last year and Bob Ames was mentioned several times in that account. The good spy was facinating to me as an Arabist expat who has lived in Jordan and Lebanon. It’s written in a very relatable way and was insightful history..
Review from Pluses and Minuses →
narrator terrific. content just, meh, too obvious for someone with stem degree. basically a book about math that does not contain any actual math. better books: men of mathematics and elements of mathematics. (not sure if those have audible versions.)
Review from Through Two Doors at Once →
I’ve listened to a bunch of quantum physics books but this one has been my favorite. it does a great job of explaining the double slit experiment and it’s many evolutions. It then summarizes the various theories currently held on why we see the results of the experiment very succinctly. I would recommend this to..