A is for Adam: An Alphabet Book for Grown-Ups!

The Alphabet Books Series, Book 1

By: Marc Richard

Narrated by: David S. Dear

Length: 1 hr and 56 mins

Publisher's Summary

The Forbidden Fruit. 

Come on. Bite it. You know you want to. 

The snake says it’s okay. 

Eve says it’s okay. 

You’re curious, aren’t you, Adam? 

Bite it.   

You bit it, didn’t you?  

It’s all right; we all make mistakes. Paradise wasn’t all it was cracked up to be, anyway. From now on, you’ll have to make your own way. Just you and Eve and your trusty talking goat sidekick, Phil Collins.   

The book of Genesis. How bad could it be? Take a bite and find out for yourself.     

These audiobooks do not need to be heard in alphabetical order. Mix and match! Trade with friends! 

©2017 Marc Richard (P)2017 Marc Richard

Cute, worth the read

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A is for Adam by Marc Richard is an audio book I requested and the review is voluntary. It is clever and snarky, it may offend those that don't have a humorous bone, and it really isn't a LOL story. It is a snicker here, a smirk there, a smile, a giggle, a moan, and so one. A cute story that really doesn't go anywhere but cute anyway. Worthy of a read and the narration was just right for this book.

I didn't find this funny, just dumb

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

After 10 minutes I couldn't even listen to this. It seemed extremely immature and ridiculous.

Would you ever listen to anything by Marc Richard again?

I don't think so if this is a good example of his writing.

How did the narrator detract from the book?

I didn't have a problem with the narrator.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the
author, narrator, or publisher.

Lmao funny! Adam and Eve in a new light!

Get ready to laugh your back end off. This was hilarious! The view of the start of life in the garden of eden from Adam's view in this comedic romp is great. From how to name everything to the creation amid Adams little "Riblet" eve. The author and narrator deliver a wonderful escape from reality. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

I miss of missed this in the bible lol

This is a short funny book I listened to all in one sitting. I couldn't sleep so I plugged in my head phones and gave this a listen. My husband who sleeps next to me actually woke up twice because I was laughing... Opps.
cute easy book tho.
But may not be ok for total religious people


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Cute new take on Genesis.

This is a cute, humorous sarcastic take on the story of Genesis. Adam is the first person on earth, wakes up with a missing rib. He's just glad someone didnt steal his kidney. Lots of snark and humor follow. The character descriptions are hilarious, and some of the events are just a wee bit different than described in the bible. A fun story for the irreverent, and worth a listen.

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Interesting retelling of Adam & Eve.

This story was a parody. It was interesting but "not my cup of tea". If you enjoy biblical parodies give this story a read.

This cracks me up

Where does A Is for Adam rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

It ranks in the top 5

What did you like best about this story?

That Marc put humor in the telling of Adam and Eve.

Who was the most memorable character of A Is for Adam and why?

I like Phil Collins. He's a funny goat.

A hilarious and funny short story!

a lot of fun references, my favorite being the twilight episode about the glasses and books, Phil Collins and other multiple funny references. The plot was cute, and since we all l n ow who Adam and Eve are there was no need to flesh them out, but Marc still showed personalities in all the characters, some to fit the biblical scenarios, others were just funny. I love this author's books!

Snarky look at Adam and Eve

This was good but I didn't laugh my ass off. It was enjoyable however.
The narrator made it come alive.
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A Quirky,Somewhat Dark, Irreverent Look at Adam

A is for Adam is a quirky, somewhat dark, irreverent look at the Biblical story of Adam. Just imagine the story of creation as if it were happening in today’s world. Adam is faced with not only a naïve view but partnered with a not so naive Eve. Remember this book was written to be entertaining, so do not overthink it. Enjoy the read.
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Note: When selecting books to read or listen to for reviews I try and select authors and stories that interest me. Sometimes I am fortunate and other times not so fortunate. Either way, I try to review the books with integrity.

.A real joy from start to finish

Lets start with David S. Dear ,his voice is so wonderfully engaging that I found myself smiling just listening to the story that we have heard 100 times before but never from Adam's POV and never this utterly hilarious.I listened to the book in the car and nearly choked on many occasions as I tried to stifle the compulsion to laugh out loud trying to avoid the other depressed Dublin commuters thinking that I had lost it.
This book should be compulsory listening for everyone tired of hearing about economic doom and gloom in the media. It is funny and inspirational. Highly recommended.Marc Richard knows how to write a comedy and a brave guy for doing it on this topic.Great entertainment.I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.I received this title for free in exchange for an unbiased review.As always this is my honest opinion .

Dichotomy

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This is a difficult book to rate. I found bits and pieces funny but it was just this dichotomy of modern technology and ideas in the Garden of Eden and other Bible stories. i really struggled to get my head around it.

Adam's point of view

Which scene did you most enjoy?

Adam realising he had a rib missing and that someone new was in bed with him.

Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Adam making up names for things was very funny.

Any additional comments?

A funny account of life in Eden from Adam's point of view. He's all alone until Eve comes along to keep him company.
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