Cassidita

Wake up to a warm embrace

Revisado: 02-16-21

Krista Tippett’s reflections on the human experience evoke reverence and grace. Her interviews in this audio book are perfect for this moment. From grief, to nature, to religion and depression, she provides insights that are worthy of many listens.

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So many twists

Revisado: 03-29-20

I love Denise Mina’s characters and Paddy Meehan is my favorite. Paddy is vulnerable and so relatable. She is a young woman with intelligence and coming into her own.

As with all of Denise Mina’s books there are intricate details and storylines which come together in ways you may not imagine but are so fun to go along with.

I didn’t really like the performance

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Easily my favorite audible book

Revisado: 03-09-20

The narrators could not be better and make this delightful comedy sing. For my money at Begley Junior is phenomenal and gives a performance worth listening to. The story is just fun

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Achingly beautiful

Revisado: 11-09-19

Greer describes depression, loss, our choices about how we live and love with magical clarity. The narrator is simply enchanting and adds so much character and texture.

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Life Changing

Revisado: 10-24-19

Atul Gawande's book, Being Mortal, awakens us to the fact that we cannot deny death. It's there. We need to have the courage to understand how we want to live with dignity and to the fullest. Letting go and living fully is hard to accept. Dr. Gawande shares the stories of patients, his father and his life as a doctor to help us understand that it may be difficult to give and take in advice that is not about fighting to the end. This book is so humbling and beautiful.

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A nice message but ....

Revisado: 10-21-19

It is simplified approach two full catastrophe living which is great. But I find even the description of super a tractor a bit full of hubris for me.

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This book blossoms. It’s not a self-help book and yet you’ll learn more about yourself through the beautiful storytelling

Revisado: 06-16-19

This book blossoms,offering the reader a reminder that life is fragile. Each of the stories (including her own as a therapist and patient), reminds us that there are choices that we make about how we live and whether we examine what hurts. It’s beautifully read and even more, I learned more about myself in the process. I didn’t want it to end.

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The characters came to life

Revisado: 11-25-18

Wow, such fun to listen to the narration. This book entwines stories across generations and delves into race, immigration, love and identity. It's incredible how deeply these characters unfold. The narration draws you in and adds so much. Cannot recommend this enough!

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The wonder that is life

Revisado: 08-11-18

This book captures the heart, mind and soul. It is so beautifully written and the audible narration brings the words and quirky characters to life. This story brought me to the brink of tears so many times only to warm my heart. We are all flawed and there is so much suffering. But this beautiful book reminds one of perseverance and the power of friendship. What a wonderful book!

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