Jennifer Roush

great performance

Revisado: 08-03-18

I love these novels, and such a good performance makes me love it more. Great work.

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perennial favorite

Revisado: 07-21-18

I love this series so m7ch, and have since I was a teenager. I wasn't sure about the performance at first, but it grows on you and ends up being a wonderful telling.

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wish they would do them all.

Revisado: 07-10-18

I really love this series, and the performance was done so well. I wish Summer Queen had been done, too, and perhaps some of the in-between novellas.

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Great advice

Revisado: 08-14-17

This has a ton of great stuff. It's irritatingly given, often, by a white male cop who assumes the woelf should comply, will comply. more emphasis could be given to those of us society often chooses to listen to less.

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If Alex Jones wanted an excuse to Trip

Revisado: 08-09-17

The narration was well-executed, so this was interesting and engaging.

The content itself has great ideas in the beginning and the end, but logical fallacies wreck the miDale and the logical conclusion. I was relieved to hear that although the audio book was produced in 2016, the print book was released in 1998, which explains some things that the author left as open questuins, since resolved.

It appears logic is not the author's forte, as he repeatedly makes the fallacy of the inverse, where he assumes that "If P then Q" is true, then "tests" it by finding Q, so he assumes P. In other words, "if koalas had three thumbs, they could hold onto branches better than humans. Koalas hold onto branches better than humans, so therefore koalas must have three thumbs." But the inverse of a statement is not logically equivalent, and even if it were, finding A does not make an P-->Q statement true.

In short, it's the type of argument Alex Jones would make if he wanted an excuse to Trip his balls off in the Amazon. Interesting, amusing, but neither rational not internally logical. But, hey, if I ever talk to the fluorescent cosmic alien snakes of life, I'll ask 'em.

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Humbling Insights

Revisado: 08-03-17

I learned a lot about myself listening to this text. Firstly, the performance is outstanding. Period.

While I don't--and probably never will--agree with everything in here, quite a bit of it provoked not only thought, but action. I hope to read or listen to this again someday, maybe next year, and see how much my views have changed. Is some of my reticence merely immaturity?

The fact that I want to measure myself in terms of change is probably the most powerful measure of this book. I DO give a f---, and hopefully more about things that matter and fewer about things that don't.

A very compelling read.

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