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overview of the novel Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman and its audiobook rendition narrated by Armie Hammer. The text highlights the book's critical acclaim, plot summary, and numerous positive reviews praising its exploration of passionate first love and Hammer's captivating performance. In addition, the sources showcase other popular audiobooks and provide a brief description of each book's premise. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/23/24
Published 11/23/24
The sources provide information about the novel Room by Emma Donoghue, including a synopsis of the story, reviews from Audible.com and Amazon, and a list of other popular audiobooks. The novel tells the story of Jack, a five-year-old boy who has been living in a small room with his mother for his entire life, unaware of the world outside. The novel follows their escape and the challenges they face as they adjust to life outside of their "Room." The reviews highlight the novel's powerful...
Published 11/22/24
audiobook version of Ken Kesey's novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The source highlights the 50th anniversary edition of the book, narrated by John C. Reilly. It also includes a publisher's summary, which describes the story of a mental ward and its inhabitants, particularly the struggle between the rebellious new inmate Randle McMurphy and the controlling Nurse Ratched. Additionally, it features a critical review by Seth Hartman, an Audible editor, who emphasizes the novel's...
Published 11/21/24
a self-development teacher. The book's central premise is that worthiness is not something we are born with but rather a skill that can be learned and practiced. DeVor argues that feelings of unworthiness stem from self-limiting beliefs, and she provides practical advice and exercises to help readers identify and challenge these beliefs, ultimately unleashing their full potential. The audiobook's description highlights DeVor's expertise in personal growth and spirituality, and it features...
Published 11/20/24
a collection of advice columns written by Cheryl Strayed under the pseudonym “Dear Sugar.” The book compiles the best of Strayed's work from her online column at The Rumpus, her podcast, Dear Sugars, and her Substack newsletter, offering insightful advice and personal reflections on life's challenges. Strayed shares her own experiences, struggles, and triumphs with vulnerability and honesty, creating a sense of connection and providing comfort to readers who feel alone in their struggles. The...
Published 11/19/24
The source presents an overview of the novel "If Beale Street Could Talk" by James Baldwin on the Audible.com website. The site's product page features a brief description of the novel, summarizing its plot and themes. It highlights its status as a "stunning love story" about a young Black couple facing injustice, noting the praise it has received from critics. Additionally, the page includes information about the audiobook's narrator, Bahni Turpin, its length, and customer reviews, providing...
Published 11/18/24
audiobook "Year of Yes" by Shonda Rhimes, a memoir in which the creator of popular television shows like "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal" chronicles her personal journey of transformation by saying yes to opportunities and experiences for one year. The sources also feature information about other audiobooks, offering a selection of titles on various topics, including personal success, relationships, and celebrity memoirs. Additionally, the sources include reviews of "Year of Yes" by other...
Published 11/17/24
Michelle Obama's book, The Light We Carry, which is a follow-up to her memoir Becoming. The audiobook is narrated by Michelle Obama and explores themes of overcoming challenges in uncertain times, building meaningful relationships, and finding strength in community. Obama draws from her personal experiences to offer practical wisdom and advice, encouraging listeners to find their own light and navigate change with kindness and compassion. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/16/24
The reviews are largely positive, praising the book's compelling story, strong characters, and the narrator's captivating performance. The book tells the story of a group of magic users who are oppressed by their ruling class. Reviewers appreciated the author's ability to depict hardship realistically while avoiding graphic content. They highlighted the powerful themes of resistance and overcoming adversity present in the story. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/15/24
Reviewers generally praise the story's unique take on a zombie apocalypse and the performance by narrator Ray Porter, who brings the characters to life. However, some reviewers criticize the book's portrayal of certain characters, finding them unlikable or stereotypical, while others find the overall story predictable or lacking in depth. Despite the mixed reviews, the general consensus is that "Patient Zero" is an entertaining, action-packed listen. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/14/24
multiple customer reviews for the audiobook "Her Royal Spyness," the first book in a cozy mystery series by Rhys Bowen. The reviewers generally praise the audiobook's narrator, Katherine Kellgren, for her talent in voicing diverse characters and accents, and they find the story to be lighthearted and engaging, offering a fun escape into the world of British aristocracy in the 1930s. Some reviewers even express excitement about continuing the series, suggesting that they found "Her Royal...
Published 11/13/24
Most of the reviews are positive, praising the story, the characters, and the narrator's performance. However, some reviewers express concern about the explicit depiction of sexual assault and the problematic portrayal of certain characters. The second source is a critical review of Outlander that criticizes the author's use of torture and arousal as intertwined elements of the narrative, as well as the protagonist's acceptance of her husband's violence. The reviewer finds the story...
Published 11/12/24
Mario Puzo's classic novel The Godfather, including details about its 50th anniversary edition. The sources describe the book's plot, its cultural impact, and the various authors who contributed to the audiobook. The sources also present an overview of the audiobook's reception among listeners on Audible, highlighting its positive reviews and popularity. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/books-deepdive--6361242/support.
Published 11/11/24
user reviews for the audiobook adaptation of "The Sandman," a graphic novel series by Neil Gaiman. The reviews express a wide range of opinions, with some praising the production quality, voice acting, and storytelling, while others criticize the story's pacing, confusing plot, and excessive sound effects. Many reviewers reference the popular Netflix television adaptation, drawing comparisons between the two mediums and often expressing preference for one over the other. Become a supporter...
Published 11/10/24
audiobook version of "You" by Caroline Kepnes. These reviews discuss a range of opinions on the book's plot, characterization, and narration. While some reviewers praise the captivating storyline and the narrator's performance, others find the story predictable, disturbing, or even unrealistic. Several reviewers mention their prior experience with the television series and compare the two adaptations, often finding the book more intense and unsettling than the show. Become a supporter of...
Published 11/09/24
The reviews generally praise the story's captivating plot, the compelling characters, and the talented narrators, Fiona Hardingham and Steve West. Many reviewers express their eagerness to continue the series and emphasize the immersive nature of the audiobook. Some reviewers, however, express minor concerns about the story's predictability or the narrator's performance. Overall, the reviews overwhelmingly indicate that "An Ember in the Ashes" is a highly enjoyable and engaging...
Published 11/08/24
reader reviews for the audiobook version of The Hunger Games, a young adult dystopian novel by Suzanne Collins. The reviews primarily discuss the story's plot and themes, but focus especially on the narration by Tatiana Maslany, with many praising her performance and comparing it to the movie adaptation. Some reviewers even state they prefer the audiobook to the movie, highlighting details and nuances only present in the book. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/07/24
Audiobook version of Ian McEwan's novel Atonement. They highlight the novel's plot, which revolves around a young girl named Briony who makes a false accusation that dramatically impacts the lives of her sister and her sister's lover. The sources also feature critical acclaim for the novel, noting that it won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction. In addition to plot and critical reception, the sources also provide reviews from Audible.com and Amazon, revealing the varying...
Published 11/06/24
series of reader reviews of the book "We Are Legion (We Are Bob)," a science fiction novel about a self-replicating AI who is sent into space to help save humanity. Reviewers largely praise the book's imaginative premise, entertaining characters, and compelling plot, but some criticize the author's heavy-handed atheism and perceived lack of depth in exploring the ethical ramifications of AI cloning. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/05/24
 These reviews praise the novel's story, characters, and narration, highlighting the chilling and suspenseful plot, the well-developed and relatable characters, and the exceptional performance of narrator Will Patton. Several reviewers specifically mention how much they enjoyed the story's portrayal of both the detective and the villain, and many are eager to continue the series with the following books. Become a supporter of this podcast:...
Published 11/05/24
The reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with many users praising the book's powerful story, the narrator's performance, and the way it sheds light on important social issues like race and police brutality. However, some reviewers express negative opinions, finding the story too heavy or the language too harsh, highlighting the diverse perspectives on the book. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/books-deepdive--6361242/support.
Published 11/04/24
The sources are a collection of user reviews for the book "The Kiss Quotient" by Helen Hoang. Reviewers discuss their overall enjoyment of the story, the performance of the narrator, and the portrayal of the autistic female protagonist, Stella. Many reviewers appreciate the book's representation of autism and Asian American culture, while some criticize the story's predictability and explicit sexual content. Several comment on the quality of the narration, with some finding it engaging and...
Published 11/03/24
audiobook "This Year Will Be Different" by Domonique Bertolucci, which aims to help listeners improve their lives and stop living on repeat. The audiobook offers straightforward strategies, inspirational guidance, and motivational tools to build confidence, resilience, and courage. It is categorized under Business & Careers, Motivation & Self-Improvement, and Personal Success. The sources also include customer reviews from Audible and Amazon, which highlight the audiobook's...
Published 11/03/24
This source presents information about the audiobook version of "Schindler's List" by Thomas Keneally, highlighting its availability on Audible.com. The source includes a brief summary of the novel, emphasizing its historical accuracy, the bravery of Oskar Schindler, and the horrors of the Holocaust. The excerpt then features a selection of listener reviews that provide a glimpse into the impact of the story, often referencing its historical significance and the powerful performance of the...
Published 11/03/24