Loved the mystery. I felt the recap was too long-winded. And really, he didn’t need to kill the dog! There were two male chauvenist comments. The narrator gave a wonderful interpretation of a young woman, but her narration dropped sentence inflections. Still, there were great moments of humor and the characters were believable and sympathetic…
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This book keeps you on your toes. The jumping from person perspective to earlier history and the modern era and how it all came around to be was very well thought out and I commend the author. Spiritually speaking, it demonstrates the racism of different immigrants and it all boils down to the same issues..
I loved this book. I learned so many things from it and enjoyed very much the style of writing as well as the narrator. Listen to this book. Your life will benefit from it.
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Definitely in the top five of the best books I’ve ever listened to. Filled with heartbreak and with joy. And the narrator did it great justice.
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Mediocre at best. I’m not sure why this book was compared to the likes of Osman and Horowitz. It is far, far from their writings.
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This was a struggle to get through. The last 70 pages were good but didn’t make it worth suffering through the rest. Woof. Well written but the story needed some work. Could’ve been better, needed some more twists and was definitely missing that wow factor
I enjoyed listening to this in chapters. Each chapter is structured in a way that is east to stop and listen… and pick-up seamlessly.
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Great narrator. I was so touched by the stories of each woman’s life and of the relationship between them.
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If you are looking for an anti choice, anti women novel, this is your book. I couldn’t finish it.
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Although the story has some compelling features, it is difficult to get past the mediocrity of the writing. I could not find an original, interesting sentence. She uses worn out cliches and the book’s “mysteries” were clearly foretold in the first two chapters. I am not usually a reader of Christian literature but like to..