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Murderbot, ART and co. ride again

Revisado: 01-12-24

I've been a huge murderbot fan since book one and system collapse didn't disappoint

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Warning! More boring than the title makes it sound

Revisado: 05-22-23

this was a bait and switch. the title makes it sound like a collection of interesting topics told in a funny or entertaining way.

instead it's a collection of boring topics told in the driest way possible. 3 stars cause I did learn a couple of things.

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well written and well read

Revisado: 02-05-23

Great historical fantasy focused on the black community in 1920's Washington DC. Characters and setting are well drawn and the narration is excellent. I highly recommend

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so much better than the audio book version

Revisado: 01-16-23

loved it great recording and great voice Actors. and just the best book. Awesome all around

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kinda perfect

Revisado: 06-15-22

loved this book, beautifully crafted, sharp witted and full of compassion for the grief of stones

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never expected this to be

Revisado: 02-26-20

a novel disguised as a jingoistic haiography of Abigail Adams and her fictional midwife bff. returning, just can't deal...

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Please, have mercy and cut out the sound effects

Revisado: 11-29-18

I hate sound effects and intrusive music in my audible experiences, if you play a *short* tune between chapters, fine. (as long as its short) but background music is unnecessary and distracting.

Ditto, only more so, for *sound effects* the reason reading (and listening) to books is so fulfilling for me is because it allows me to use my imagination to fill in the blanks. This is something I enjoy doing and you adding sounds separate from the voice of the narrator is harshing my groove.

KNOCK IT OFF,

please.

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In the begining was the word

Revisado: 11-21-18

This is a brilliant fever dream of a novel. We meet Sasha as a 16 year old who lives with her Mum, loves swimming and wants to be a philologist when she grows up. Which is appropriate because fate, in the form of a man who wears dark glasses, seems impervious to time and will never ask her to do anything “impossible” takes her by the throat and shoves her toward her destiny, which is all about the words.

This intricate mind bending book is very well written and well read. Fair warning. There is a magical school, but it’s not Hogwarts by a long shot and a “grown up Harry Potter” this is not.

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A great ending to wonderful series

Revisado: 10-25-18

Murderbot's last outing (so far) sees him going to the aid of his "favorite human" Dr. Mensah a leader who has gone missing. And it may be Murderbot's fault.

As ever journeying with Murderbot is a delight. Not for Murderbot, who would still rather be watching media, but for the reader/listener.

Don't miss this great ending to a great series.

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Really, Audible? REALLY?

Revisado: 10-23-18

You can't improve on Jane Austen. I would love a full cast recording of any Jane Austen novel but I am not down with you guys adding your own dialog/writing/sound effects/music etc.

Screwing with something that's already great is a mistake. A supposition this production proved.

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