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Aged 24, Matt Haig's world caved in. He could see no way to go on …
Stephen's performance is stellar. The book has lots of fun moments, some of which have made it into pop culture. Didn't give it a straight 5 because it's so far out I had to be in the right mindset to listen to it, in short time spans.
Stephen's performance is stellar. The book has lots of fun moments, some of which have made it into pop culture. Didn't give it a straight 5 because it's so far out I had to be in the right mindset to listen to it, in short time spans.
loved it. very rich and well paced. some hints of theory here and there. we get close to her pacients. beautifully narrated.
Found it an original science fiction action drama. Good pace. Won't spoil. Very worthy read for the genre. The audible version is very well performed.
Found it an original science fiction action drama. Good pace. Won't spoil. Very worthy read for the genre. The audible version is very well performed.
I didn’t like reading this book. The character seems completely out of control and has no respect for herself - this sentiment is painfully clear. The prose is direct. Written as a diary of love and despair. The last few pages show some insight which leaves me breathing a bit better but overall it was a short and painful trip.
(I wonder whether the original french prose is better than the portuguese translation)
Having entertained the idea for years, and even offered a few questionable opportunities ("It's a …
I found the book particularly interesting for the early years in David’s career and the awesome musicians he met and played with along the way. The prose is simple and it sometimes feels like he tried too hard to be polite and avoided raising waves - a solid contrast to Dave Mustaine’s autobiography I’ve read long ago. The Nirvana era takes about one chapter - you’ll probably find other better suited books if that’s what you’re looking for.