Review from Coming Back Alive →
This book had me on the edge of my seat and I couldn’t stop listening. The descriptions of landscapes and atmospheric conditions are so vivid that you feel like you are right there. The narrator’s passionate reading gives an extra dimension as you get sucked along with the unfolding drama. It’s as close to an..
Review from Van Gogh →
Meticulously detailed, lovingly rendered story of the reclusive tortured soul of Vincent Van Gogh. An artistic genius.
Very exciting, very emotional stories. Highly recommended. As I listen to the book, I truly felt like I was there.
Review from Breakfast with Seneca →
This is a fantastic book about living a Stoic way of life. Stoic philosophy is no one of my “religions”. I will come back to this book as a reference for all my life.
Review from Dagger’s Hope →
Book one and this one are the best so far. Didn’t care much for the others . This is worth listening to.
Review from Uniting America →
Enthralling and instructive reading of of a critical time in our history when our main political parties united for the sake of the country. FDR and Henry Stimson recognized the imperative of coming together in order to successfully combat the myriad of international and domestic challenges and in so doing serve as a model of..
Review from Fashionably Flawed →
I love the series, and this is the second one from the viewpoint of a man, and also narrated by the man. Really enjoyed that.
I picked this book up after doing extensive reading on colonial America (Malone, Flexner, and a couple others). In my estimation, this book presented the answers to major holes in traditional American history. Presented very fairly and what appears to be accurate when taken in context of the surrounding histories mentioned earlier. A must read..
Review from Blueshift →
A delve more into the psyche of the human mind than a science fiction techno thriller but still a good listen.
Review from The Unfinished Garden →
The Unfinished Garden by Barbara Claypole White will takes readers into the lives of Tilly and James. The main focus of the book is the journey these two people make working through grief, mental illness (OCD) and love. This book, while not perfect, allows readers into the mind of someone who suffers from OCD. It..