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Seriously funny and Serious

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Reviewed: 01-06-24

I loved the funny descriptions of Mingus and his escapades. A well researched story of the serious problems of returning vets, wrapped up in a well crafted mystery.

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Lisa Lutz kicks butt!!

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Reviewed: 08-17-19

This was an excellent book. a stunning commentary of teen life in the digital age. The characters resonate, the dialogue is clear and carries the story along.
Interesting organization no “chapters” per se, just different perspectives from students and teachers in a private school. Once you start it you won’t want to stop.

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Excellent listen

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Reviewed: 12-04-15

I enjoyed this book and have listened to it several times. The story and performance are well done, although I find Len Cariou's attempt at a female voices comes out somewhat as whines. Not very appealing.

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A book for anyone

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Reviewed: 11-12-15

I'm not a science-fiction fan. So when my 84 year old mother recommended this book I was not at all sure that I would enjoy it. However it's one of the best books I've read in a long time. It is a book about the human struggle to survive. It shows the many sides to the human character; happiness, sadness, frustration, determination, and humour. It speaks to young and old. Highly recommended.

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Well constructed and well performed store

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Reviewed: 05-09-15

I enjoyed the dialogue through out. And I appreciated the timeliness of a book on this topic.
Well done book.

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Great story. Well done

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Reviewed: 04-06-15

I loved the characters and the development they showed as the book progressed. All of this can be expected from an Andrew Britton.

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Well done and creative

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Reviewed: 03-23-15

I really enjoyed the book, performance and story. Well done!!
A different mystery written from the perspective of a newpaper writer.

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Good background

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Reviewed: 03-08-15

I liked this story because it gives good background on John Clark. I found the narrator could have been more animated. For fans of Tom Clancy this book fills in the gaps.

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Fun story very well performed

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Reviewed: 02-15-15

Great Narrator. A Classic David Baldacci story line. I have nothing more to say I could listen to Ron McLardy all day

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Flavia De Luce never fails to delight

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4 out of 5 stars

Reviewed: 01-29-15

This is the seventh book in the series by Alan Bradley. This time Flavia travels to Toronto, Canada to attend a young ladies academy. As usual trouble seems to find young Flavia. She explores and investigates in her own special way. The story is well crafted and Flavia's inner dialogue is delightful.

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