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Nancy L. Carr

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Good detailed story
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Such a beautiful book! This deserved much more than the robot voice.
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Great book/AI reading should be outlawed
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Couldn't finish, AI was terrible
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Profound story telling
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Loved it.
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This is the first Audible book I've listened to that uses AI narration and it works for the most part, there are some words that are consistently mispronounced but it was a minor distraction.
Compelling
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AI voice ruined the book
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Me gusto mucho , un final con éxito
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I feel sorry for the author of this book. Having an AI read it. It ruined the whole book.
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