Cynthia C. Stellar

The Divine Matrix

Revisado: 03-09-24

Thoughtful look into the energy and information that connects us and our desires to the unified field. Inspiring insights into how we are both the created and the creator. Terrific Book!

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TOO LONG- like running your fingernails down a chalkboard!

Revisado: 12-05-19

OMG! This book was disappointing on many levels. The only reason I stuck w it is bc I read a review that talked about the ending and that inspired me to power through.

The first third of the book was good, the middle third was unbearable and the final third was just OK. At first I really enjoyed Tom Hanks narrating but by the end I couldn’t stand him. It will take me a year bf I can go to one of his movies. I really got tired of the cadence he used for the narration.

This book could’ve been a lot better. I loved Commonwealth. I have to admit I couldn’t get through State of Wonder. So, maybe I’m not a match for her writing style. I just felt so sorry for Danny. What a blah, boring life he had and it never got any better.

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A little blah...

Revisado: 01-19-19

If you’re interested in this slice of English history, you will like this book. It has peaked my interest to learn more about Margaret d’Anjou. I have to say, Gregory has written better historical fiction. I’ve probably either listened to or read almost all of her books.

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Insightful take on the lives of American women in the late 20th century.

Revisado: 09-13-18

I really enjoyed this book. I can understand why one reviewer said it was tedious. But it really wasn’t. Many families of catholic, european descent living in America in the mid to late 20th century lived the lives of the characters in this book. The struggles and consequences would be found somewhere in every family and I don’t know why but I took great comfort in knowing that. I know this family. It’s my family and it’s your family. It you like that kind of book, go for it.

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Interesting perspective

Revisado: 04-27-18

This is an interesting perspective on the decision making process. I now feel like I need a workbook to practice working through decisions before I do it in the real world. Or, maybe I should start playing poker!

Definitely worth a listen.

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“Shirtsleeve to shirtsleeves in 3 generations “

Revisado: 02-25-18

Although I believe it took the Strohs 5 generations, this is an accurate portrayal of how families get wealthy and blow it through no ones fault but their own.

I won’t criticize her writing skills bc I give the author a lot of credit for publishing this first hand account of the fall of Stroh beer.

If your an estate lawyer you will find this book very fascinating as a tale for your wealthy clients with family owned businesses.

Things may have turned out differently if the siblings has brought their own counsel to that fateful meeting in the trust attorneys office. The trust attorney was representing the trust, not them.

Nevertheless, I wish the author and her siblings well.

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Enlightening!

Revisado: 01-29-18

I would recommend this book to all middle and upper middle class listeners. Vance does a great job with illustrating the lives of poor people in America.

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You’ll love this book if you love hearing about bodily fluids on a regular basis.

Revisado: 11-13-17

Middlesexand and The Marriage Plot we’re excellent books. So, with that I mind, I️ thought I’d try Fresh Complaint. I️ had to return it. Maybe I’m getting old and I’ve always been a bit of a prude, but I️ just couldn’t take the delving into detail talk of bodily fluids. I️ listened to the first three stories and was a few minutes into the fourth, when up came more bodily fluid discussion. I️ couldn’t take it and had to let it go. So, let the buyer beware! The stories were interesting, but the bodily fluid descriptions ruined them for me.

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Very informative

Revisado: 07-25-17

There is a lot of good information in this book. The narration is great. As a layperson, it may have been a little science heavy, but I understand that he needed to lay the foundation for his hypothesis.

Overall it was great and very motivating as I feel like I can "break the code".

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Full of twists and turns

Revisado: 04-26-17

Just when you think you have it figured out, you don't! This was a great story and very enlightening as far as what happened during the London Blitz. I had no idea it went on for 57 days and the degree of devastation described was horrendous.

It started to drag on a little at the end. It actually would have been better if she went a little deeper instead of trying to tie it up. Gwen, Mac, Tom and Simon could all have been given more time. I didn't like the Julia Letters. I thought that part was somewhat boring.

But, overall, a great story and worth the time.

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