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Jan 26, 2007
Kiss Me Like a Stranger, by Gene Wilder
This book is not a fictional attempt at comedy, as some might expect, no. It is much better than that. In this book, Gene Wilder talks about his life, high and low points, you know, the real "stuff" of life. He speaks with poignancy, tenderness, humor and charm. I realized several times, while I was listening to this unabridged audiobook, I would be smiling, and a few times I felt sadness. What came through was his honesty, in whatever area he was talking about. I have always liked Gene Wilder a great deal, but after experiencing his book, especially the audiobook because he is the reader, I found I felt a new and heightened level of respect for him. I think the book is excellent.
Sep 04, 2007
You've Got Mail - Love it!
I love it when the music matches the movie, and this music does. When I hear the songs, I can see the scenes replaying in my head. Very pleasant.
Jan 03, 2007
Dan Brown's Digital Fortress
1 of 1 found this helpful Digital Fortress relates to possible threats today and is a good thrill ride. This book was published in 1996, Angels and Demons in 2000, Deception Point in 2001 and The Da Vinci Code in 2003. Dan Brown's writing clearly reflects improvment in his more recent books, but even so, Digital Fortress is an exciting ride. I have all four of these books in unabridged audio CD format and have listened to them multiple times. Brown spins good, action packed tales and the two readers of these books, Richard Poe and Paul Michael do a great job with multiple character voices. I recommend this book if you're interested in a digital world kind of thriller, and who couldn't relate today? Only someone who doesn't have a computer, has no experience on one, and perhaps lives in a cave. As I said, it's not his best written book (being his first) but definitely worth reading or listening to.