Among other autobiographies I would rank this book in the top ten.

I liked the fact that they were honest about their story even when it might have been uncomfortable to do so.

Yes and I appreciated how they remembered things differently.

No, actually it is better to take it in pieces. You don't want to listen to your uncle tell you his entire life story in one sitting do you?

yes, because Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez make good story tellers

no.

Along the way is a good title, because it's stories along the way

I don't do a lot of print versions, mostly audiobooks. However, in this case, I think the print version might be better. The sound is poor, as there is a lot of echoing, and Emelio talks too fast, for me to enjoy his portion.

I didn't know they were so close, so it was good to find out about how much they have done together; perhaps Charlie is jealous of this relationship, thus his behavior.

Emelio needs to speak slower.

No, as it is too long for me to listen to in one sitting.

Interesting adventures for a father and son, especially two who are so famous; lessons for other fathers and sons.

I have not listened to any of their other audio work. I am familiar with their voices from the screen work they have done.

The audio editing was still a little messed up where if doubled back on itself but I was prepared for that from other reviews I read. They still hadn't fixed it when I got the book.

I thought this was a pretty good book. Martin Sheen's writing is a little better than Emilio Estevez's. He tends to be a little precious both in the content and in the delivery. But I really enjoyed the frank nature of the story they tell and I am glad I got this book.

I LOVE their relationship - good and bad & how they respect one another! I have read both of their books and have seen their movie and ADORE everything they do!

I love them both, but I would have to say Emilio as I find myself similar to him in a lot of ways.

Nothing really stood out more than any other - they all were great!

A special bond? I don't know

A 10!!!

Yes. But you have to get over the cliches. Every sentence is over-written and made me cringe. But I just kept in my mind that these are not book authors. I just wish that their memoirist would have guarded them against dramatizing each and every sentence. I just wanted to learn more about them. But I felt many times that I was reading an over-written play.

Oh goodness no. If it was a movie, imagine the dramatic rises and swells in the music, for every sentence. Every utterance was dramatic and important. Gads.

Truly inspiring book. Very captivating narrative. I admit a shed a tear or two while listening. I recommend this book with all my heart

No because it was hard to listen to. The story didn't really keep my attention.

Emilio is a pretty good nararator but this is the second book that I've gotten with Martin Sheen reading and he is an awful nararator. I can't stand the way he reads and his emotions seem impersonal.

No the story was decent but I can't see myself listening to a follow-up even if they wrote it.

Absolutely. I don't usually write reviews, but I was so moved by the experience of this book that I wanted to share it. I loved hearing the stories from the actors' in their own voices. I especially recommend this book to men, both fathers and sons. It's an amazing snapshot of one father and son relationship that also has universal meaning.

The first person narrative, and the fact that sometimes both Emilio and Martin recounted the same events and each offered his own perspective and emotions about what had happened.

Everything. They were both awesome. If you're a fan of either actor, you will LOVE this. And if you're not a fan now, I think you will be after you listen to this. They were both extremely honest and direct about a lot of things, even if some of the stories they told were not particularly flattering to one or the other, or both of them. This is no vanity piece, and I really admired that about it.

Both. This book was extremely moving to me, without being sappy, and not a laugh riot,but also charming and very funny in places.

Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen's 2009 movie, The Way, serves as kind of a backdrop to the book, although the story is mostly chronological and starts much earlier. I had not yet seen the movie when I read/listened to the book and wished I had seen it, for my enjoyment of both the book and the movie, but the book can stand on its own, as well.

I became interested in the book because I am a huge fan of Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen. It was very interesting to find out about their lives and the making of the movie "the way".