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a disguised girl at sea on a pirate ship

Review from A True Account →

I found the story quite compelling,with an unexpected ending. I know much more about pirate life than I knew before reading, and I appreciate the author’s epilogue telling what was likely to be true, and what wasn’t. it’s a good read, and the performance brought the characters to life.

Funny

Review from The Sisters Café →

Laugh out loud. Agnes is the funniest in the book. She and I could so be friends. KNOW THAT AS OF 2/28/24 book #2 is not available on audio!! I wouldn’t have bought number one if I had paid attention to this. Now I’m left with it and the option to skip to book 3…

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Why the foul language?

Review from The Sisters Café →

I lost track how many times the “s”word was used. It’s ugly to say and ugly to hear… The story could have been a lot of fun and would have held my interest have I not needed to hear s—every 5 minutes the… well toilet word…

Wimpy Women

Review from The Sisters Café →

The women were whiney and submissive. I could not listen to the whole book. It was to unrealistic. Mad me mad these girls could not stand up for themselves or tell someone NO.

Now I know why he deserves the title of father of psychedelics

Review from PIHKAL →

An incredible view into the life of Sasha (Alexander), Ann Shulgin and the people who supported their efforts. This is a must read for those fascinated by the chemistry of psychedelics and personal exploration. The book combines scientific insights with the Shulgins’ experiences, offering a captivating narrative. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding..

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Wayyyy too short.

Review from A True Account →

The story had so much potential but it fell flat. The world building was great and I felt compelled to learn more about the characters, but it just delve deeply enough for me to end up caring for anyone. Felt unfinished…