Review from Edge of Darkness →
I loved Sierra and Calder. And it was refreshing to read a female lead who isn’t a pushover and wasn’t ugly about it. The narrators performance was really good as well. This is the first book for me by this author but it won’t be my last.
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
I wish this book addressed boys who have issues other than academic shortfalls. I was looking for help dealing with a son who doesn’t want to get involved in extracurricular activities or athletics.
Review from Midnight Falls →
Would I listen to it again: yes Did the story keep me engaged: yes Was I invested in the characters: yes What did I like about the story? • good pace and in interesting story • darker than the first • continues on with the world-building • I’m loving the complexities of Morgan’s character as..
Each book in this series left me frustrated with the lack of characters that you could root for. I will not seek further works of this author.
the book is great and the narrator does do a great job but it’s clear he doesn’t know anything about games with how he pronounces words in the book. it breaks the immersion when he pronounces things so horribly. otherwise everything’s amazing
Super informative and truly believe that my relationship with my son will grow for the better with all the information I’ve learned
Having read the 2nd addition a number of years ago, I wanted a refresher. Wow, this went from a useful book, to absolute propaganda garbage. Regardless of what you think about Trump, the extreme views of Dan only detract from the message. Dan, if you want to write about how Trump was the messiah and..
Review from Death Sentence →
These books are usually a hit or a major miss. This was a sound true-crime story: interesting case, enigmatic killer, methodical telling of background, precipitating factors, execution, and aftermath. True Crime aficionados will be satisfies with this telling
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
The author talks about how terrible school has become especially for boys. That you need a business degree to “manage” school. I agree completely. And that boys prefrontal cortex won’t be matured until they are 26.Basically they can’t win and knowing that they “opt out” All good makes sense Until he then “teaches us” how..
Review from Dark City →
the book seems like it could be good and I could read it on its own maybe. But the narrator is just slow and very boring sounding. I really struggled and I could not finish I didn’t even make it past the 6 chapter.