Jes Bair-Hill

Great narration / laugh out loud funny

Revisado: 11-16-24

Very clever satire. Laughed out loud every few mins. Narration was top tier. Definitely recommend!

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Great narrator and character development

Revisado: 09-23-24

Great narration. Some of the best writing in the past 50 years. Fascinating characters and plot.

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Stream of consciousness

Revisado: 07-07-24

Interesting concept and important POV - we don’t get a lot of stories told from the perspective of middle aged women who are close menopause. A woman’s worth seems to be (on a societal level at least) directly tied to her youth and fertility… but there’s a. WHOLE LOT of life left (about 40 years if all goes well) to live after your fertility window closes - what do we do with ourselves in those years? The story was told in a stream of consciousness style - disjointed and unique - it was enjoyable. A bit pretentious and self important.. also the narrator / protagonist was pretty unlike able (cheating on her husband with zero remorse and prioritizing her own fantasies and crushes over her husband and child) but I appreciated the fact that the author gave a voice to women of a certain age.

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Great narration!

Revisado: 07-03-24

One of the best audiobook performances I’ve ever heard. The writing and character development is top notch. Elle fanning is such a treat. Loved it!

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Perfect

Revisado: 06-01-24

Fantastic narration. Witty banter. A classic enemies to lovers romance. Perfect summer read (or listen). 10/10.

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Fantastic character development

Revisado: 03-30-24

This author has such a distinct a vivid voice. She is going to go down as one of the “greats”! Narrator did a wonderful job as well. Definitely recommend.

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Great reimagining of a Dickens classic!

Revisado: 01-11-24

This is basically David Copperfield set in the 90’s/2000’s in the Appalachias. It was a very clever and creative way to tell a classic story of poverty / addiction / and societal inequality and corruption. Copperfield is a street peasant/ orphan in England in the 1800s while Copperhead is a foster kid with drug addicted parents during the opioid crisis in the poorest part of rural West Virginia. It was very well written and the narrator did a great job too

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Hilarious

Revisado: 01-08-24

Genuinely entertaining - i highly recommend. Hoping to find more like this on audible. It’s like a movie or tv show

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The narrator is fantastic.

Revisado: 01-05-24

The narrator is fantastic. Especially when voicing the female characters - adds so much emotion and depth - I highly recommend

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So Good

Revisado: 10-24-23

I lost my father back in January. This is SO GOOD for people dealing with loss and grief. A genuinely funny and perceptive insight into the way we process and deal with death. Literally everyone who’s ever existed (and everyone who currently exists) will die. It’s the only thing every single human has in common with every other human. It’s the ultimate “shared reality”. And even though loss and death are painful and difficult and awful - it connects human beings because we will all experience loss at some point and we will all, eventually, die ourselves. Brilliant. Wish I could give MORE than 5 stars

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