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Post by Critical on Jul 21, 2024 7:16:57 GMT
I've been listening to Patric Gagne's memoir, Sociopath and it is excellent. She was a guest on Armchair Expert a while back and the interview was fascinating. She reads the audiobook and, while I normally don't love audiobooks where the author is also the narrator, this one is very good.
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Post by Critical on Aug 6, 2024 21:55:09 GMT
I just finished the audiobook for Juno Dawson's Queen B and loved it. Nicola Coughlan was the narrator and she was excellent. She's amazing at accents and she had to use a lot of them. This is listed as book 0.5 in the Her Majesty's Royal Coven series. I've got books 1 and 2 on hold at the library.
I have about 5 books on my Currently Reading list on Goodreads that I started and then didn't finish. Now I'm making my way through the list, but on audio. Right now, I'm listening to Huma Abedin's memoir, Both/And.
I'm also reading The Banned Books Club by Brenda Novak:
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Post by Critical on Aug 13, 2024 9:54:20 GMT
I'm about 60% through the audiobook of Huma Abedin's Both/And. It is excellent. I've listened to some memoirs that are read by the author and it's distracting. Mainly, that's with entertainers who tend to ham it up a bit. Huma is so good at reading her story and not getting in the way of it, if that makes sense. She definitely doesn't shy away from details. I'm at the point now where she's pregnant and the sex scandal with her husband has just hit the news. I cannot imagine how she survived that. I guess I'll find out when I listen to the rest of the book!
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