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Dispatches From The Edge: An Anderfan's perspective

Anderson Cooper's audio recording of "Dispatches From The Edge: A Memoir of War, Disasters and Survival" is excellent. You can hear the raw emotion in Aderson's voice as he reads certain passgges in the book. And just hearing him read his book, his words makes it all the more meanngful and will give you a whole new perspective of Anderson and his work and his book. I've always been an Anderfan, however after hearing him read his own book I like him even more. You can tell that he truly cares about the people he's met over the years, and that to me is something rare. He's kept the thoughts and memories of these people with him over the years. You can also feel the loss that he's suffered over the years when he reads about the death of his father and brother. I think it's refershing that he's so upfront and open about what's happened to him and how he's been affected about the things he's gone through in his life.

I recommend this audio recording to any Anderfan and to anyone who wants to learn more about Anderson or to anyone who just wants to hear a great book read to them, by someone with an amazing voice.
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Dispatches from the Edge of the World by Anderson Coope

I can't wait for this book to be released.From the excerpts from it I've read,I believe it will be a great book.I always enjoy reading articles written by Anderson Cooper. Now to be able to read some of the heartfelt dangers and disasters we've seen him involved in, it's got to be good.I intend to buy it because of the author. I am always interested in knowing more abouy his life. He seems like such a kind, caring person. I hope there will be a book signing somewhere near me. Iwould love to meet him and let him know how much his work is appreciated, how I feel his pain and how much I care for him. I want a hard cover copy and a CD so I can listen to his voice emphasizing the words. This is sure to be a best seller! Thanks for letting me give an advanced opinion.
Bert Piper
Bremen, Ky.
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Anderson keeps you on the edge of your seat!

We got this in audio format for a long car ride. It definitely helped pass the time. This is an interesting look at the life of a war correspondent. It tells often intimate details of Anderson's life and of war. The book will give you a new perspective on the "news" business and why some stories make it to the airways while others do not.

If you do get the audio book, beware of having children around. It is graphic at times and also contains strong language not suitable for children.

If you are a fan of Anderson Cooper and CNN you'll love this book.
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This Book "Dispatches from the Edge" Was Excellent

This book was excellent. I feel as if Anderson took me to all the places he had been, as if I was standing there beside him in all the stories he covered, the starvation in Africa, the Tsunami, and in Katrina. He has a way of painting the picture with his words so that it's a crystal clear vision of where you are. I can also appreciate him letting us into his own personal tragedies. If I could speak to him, I would tell him "Anderson, take life a day at a time, and live it, that is a duty, we owe to all the people that didn't and can't." His book has given me GREAT respect for my own time and space here on the planet.Read full review...

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Could be shorter and better describe the content.

I love Anderson Cooper. I had purchased and enjoyed reading the book but looked forward to hearing it narrated by Anderson himself. I thoroughly enjoyed it. He is refreshingly honest in relaying his story both personal and professional. I only didn't give it an excellent because I have learned that he also has a wonderful sense of humor and although it is very serious subject matter I would liked to have read some inclusions of that humor as it is a part of him as well.Read full review...

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Dispatches from the Edge

This book is a very intersting account of Anderson Cooper's life. The way that he fits his childhood memories and experiences into his adult experiences kept me wanting to know more about him as the book went on. I bought the book because I thought Anderson Cooper was an intersting, compassionate person. I finished reading the book because I now know he is an intersting, compassionate person.Read full review...

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Most Heroic Reporter on Planet

This is a great book, written by a great reporter. Anderson brings you into the places that he has been, like he does every day on CNN. He is a unique writer, and it works for him. I would suggest that this book is bought by someone from 16-55. Hope this helps...
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great--great-great

Love Anderson Cooper and there was nothing to dislike about his writing and style. He puts caring and reality into a whole new light. Everybody should read it or have have his sexy voice read iyt to you.Read full review...

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dispatches from the edge

Very plain spoken, For anyone that wants to know the real story of reporting the news. Also from a personal side the knowledge of knowing they too are very human.

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