"Rereading after High School"
I would read this book again because there were parts of this book that I missed. I actually went to Sparksnotes to confirm that I heard it correctly. I did. It was Dickens and the way he wrote. Knowing that the book was written as a serial made it more intriguing.
When the prisoner switch took place. No, when Madam Defarge was killed. It was very exciting and I remembered why I loved this book in High School.
Dr Manette was my favorite. Even with his fragile mind he stepped up for his daughter and her family, a true hero.
I really enjoyed the part where Miss Pross killed Madam Defarge. Miss Pross protected Lucy because she loved her. I think Madam Defarge was just interested in vengeance, not really due to loyalty to her family. It may have started out as loyalty but went too far.
I read this book in High School and enjoyed it. I questioned my opinion when the reading started. Shortly into book two I was hooked. When the book was finished I missed it.
"I still LOVE it!"
Perseverance, Loyalty and Honor
When they met the guy in the forest. I cannot remember his name. I loved his songs.
I like the way he reads. He fits the book.
oh, no! Sometimes there was so much going on that you needed the break just to figure it all out.
I enjoy reading and listening to The Fellowship of the Ring because there was so much that they could not fit into the movie (and the movie was GOOD!). Things that I found interesting. Some wacky little tidbits like, how many people were at Bilbo's birthday party? I may not remember it tomorrow, but I enjoyed it today.
"Sad, real and rivoting"
It was one of the better books that I have listened to.
I can only compare this book to the other Jodi Picoult book that I have listened to, House Rules. In both books, one character is protecting another character. I enjoy the twists and turns. I found that both stories kept me interested so much that I couldn't wait to get back to the story.
She put feeling into the words of the characters.
Friends Forever
Josie was way too accepting of Matt's behavior. I wonder how Alex could have allowed Josie so much freedom.
"God, a black woman?"
Do not judge. That is one of the themes of this book. The book takes everything you thought God and the trinity was and throws it up in the air. They return to you in ways that you would believe and ways you would not.
When Mac sees his daughter for the first time in a year. He is comforted by her happiness.
It was well read with the proper thought and emotion.
When Mac realizes that his other daughter feels like the tragedy is her fault.
I have seen many reviews of people that did not like this book and many of people that loved this book. This book is meant for you to step out of preconceived ideas and revisit your beliefs. I think it strengthened my beliefs and challenged me not to be as judgmental. People see what they see, because of what they have lived.
"Saved by a book club"
There were many opinionated character in this book. Some you could embrace and some you would dismiss. The stark differences was entertaining.
I think Dawsey was my favorite character because he was in love and had no clue what to do.
The narrator kept the story interesting.
I think Isola would be an interesting dinner date. She appeared to be a very honorable person and the conversation would be good.
This book was an incredible illustration of the good and bad of war. Despite what people believe about the enemy, there are good people among them. Elizabeth must have been an unbelievable person.
"Just ok"
No, I would not recommend this to a friend because it wasn't that entertaining
I might.
Not a performance.
Yes, it was worth the listening time since I did not know the back story behind these entertainers. Some parts of it were interesting.
"Most enjoyable"
I might. There were parts of this book where the narration was fabulous!
I was rooting for the characters through their trials.I was happy that Jane got help during the storm and in the end was able to return the favor and then some.
Jane was my favorite. The way she held her head high was outstanding.
No! There was so much going on that you needed a break to process all that happened. I was, however, ready to get back to it as soon as possible.
I found that my diction mirrored the reader after a while. It was fantastic to notice.
"My son loves this series"
The book was entertaining. John Grisham educates children about the court system. The books also introduce kids to law and court careers.
When they found out who really did it.
Theo is my favorite
Did Theo do it?
My ten year old son said, I really would want to make a movie out of this series.