Garry

Yes, in a book like this is better than printed.

Well it has to be Down Under by Bill Bryson too. I am English by birth but now an Australian, I learned more about Australian history from Bill reading Down Under than others as he seems to pick those stories that is well, just darn more interesting. He does the same here about the English.

Bacon and Eggs, early morning rain and cold... I remember it so well. Cold wind Swept port towns dark and closed. Yep remember those well.

Cringe maybe, as I have memories like these myself. Cringe in a nice way Bill.

Enjoyable, if you grew up in England through the 70's and 80's a lot of this will hit home. But for anyone else, it is still a fun read/listen.

No, not again.

I got into this as it was written by Stephen King, I found this hard to get into but will continue for the whole series for if anything, Stephen King will draw you in eventually, twist and turn you and spit you out with you knowing you have been through something. I have a high hope for the other books

I like subliminal Hypnosis and expected a lot more detail about sleeping issues but for a subliminal this does well.

I would like to listen to more but I would ask any writer to include reasons for problems people experience requiring the subliminal hypnosis as a means to fixing a problem. Knowing the subject and the problems helps in the resolution in my view

Kokoda is legend in Australia, and no doubt many places in the world with legends and stories abound. Peter Fitzsimons does a wonderful job in his telling.

Consider this comparable to his Tobruk

As an Englishman born and Australian by choice I had heard of this story but never knew much about it. Peter Fitzsimmons does an excellent telling of a story that defines Australia,

Great Characters

Does the story great justice in the telling

Peter Fitzsimmons books are well worth being in many book libraries. He leads in telling stories with immense detail.

I am a lover of Peter Fitzsimons books and this is no exception. His level of detail is masterful

Tobruk is an equal to many of Peter's books, but a comparable effort to Kokoda

Enjoyable

I found this story enjoyable as it would make such a great spy movie.

memorable, hmm, interesting question for this story for me I suppose to consider that a death can make a difference and save thousands of lives is well proven.

enjoyable is all I can have

Neither laugh or cry, but made a tad feeling that war could be fun. I do not mean this disrespectfully for the operation saved lives however, this was the nature of the spying game. I do not consider for one moment the British Agents did as the effort involved and risk would have been to the detriment of lives.

A good companion piece to Agent Zig Zag

I found his voice easy to listen too.

This does remind me of the Little Nicky movie of some years ago, maybe this is the story where they got the movie idea from

This is a story you just have to love.

As the first single person narration I think Rob Inglis did a very good effort, thanks

Took me longer to listen to than others but for the most part I would rate this as probably top 20

This is a good work by author and narrator. I did find this of interest and had some great fascinating moments. It is dry to listen too but worth the listen

This is a life changer, not much more I can say. They work

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