John Lane

I liked the book, but I didn't find it terribly memorable. It wasn't the classic that I was expecting, but I liked it.

Yes. The story was worth it.

Meeting the fox.

It's too short for a movie.

I liked it but I didn't think it was earth shattering.

I am glad I listened to it, but it is almost a youth style book in that Garfield and Bell are too good to be true.

A more realistic portrait of Garfield. He was too good to be true.

A good voice. Very easy to listen to.

Garfield's countenance in face of all that pain.

Some interesting facts. I debated hard on whether to give it 3 or 4 stars, but since I was glad to listen to it, I gave it 4.

No, I just didn't care for it. It's okay but there are so many good books out there I wouldn't bother with this.

Slouching towards Bethlehem.

Tired, Lacking emotion. As an actor, he has a great voice and is very easy to listen to. But his staccato delivery may be correct for the old man character, but I increasingly found it dull.

No. Just a sad story.

I have tried a few Hemingway books and I'm just not a fan. I always feel like I am missing something. His short choppy sentences distract me.

Yes, I like this meandering story and think others will. I don't think it is as good as Of Mice and Men, though.

Well, Mice and Men comes to mind because of the author. But this is much different - it is more about the characters in a town.

No, but he does a superb job here.

Cannery Row, a collection of characters

Worth reading. I enjoyed. It just kind of ends without a clearcut ending. Reads almost like a few short stories put together.

Just an interview about Dickens, not an author per se.

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No.

This is just the back story about the book from Charles Dickens, not a novel in its own right.

This was just a short interview, not a book.

Told more about himself.

The content was the problem.

Boredom

This review is on the interview, not any book.

I was hoping for more information about Rabbit.

This is just a short interview, not a book. I have an Updike book.

More information on the characters.

Too short - just an interview.

Her background in Mississippi

If you like The Help, I think this is worth hearing.

Her talking about her own maid.

No

A complete rewrite. I thought it was going to be a short story about a messenger in a war who goes to extremes to do his duty. Instead I get some tripe about how employers are mistreated and employees are worthless.

No.

There really aren't characters in this book.

From the beginning to the end.

I can't believe this is one of the bestselling books of all time.

I loved Odd Thomas. I loved Watchers. So I looked for the highest rated Dean Koontz book on Audible. And this is it. So maybe I was just a little disappointed. It's an okay story but I don't think it is as good as the other two.

Better than Forever Odd, but not as good as Watchers or Odd Thomas.

He does a good job of reading the story.

No, the characters covered the full spectrum.

I think my expectations were too high.

I have several books from Dean Koontz and David Aaron Baker, so definitely.

I loved Odd Thomas. Five Stars, well worth getting. This one wasn't. I was actually bored. I barely finished it. I hope the next is better.

He is Odd Thomas. You really feel like he is telling his own story. I didn't like the story, but the narrator was perfect.

Disappointment. I just so loved the first book.

I hope the third book is better!