OVERVIEW
Writing: 4.5 stars
John writes beautifully. But, he made the writing relatable, real, and funny.
Narration: 5.0 stars
John had perfect narration with appropriate emotion, but not like an actor. He read like an American who acts who grew up in multiple states and went to numerous schools as a child. His diction is just lovely.
Character Arc: 4.5 stars
The audiobook is told chronologically. The story ends with John in 2011 reflecting on his life and new life trajectories.
His life was fascinating - he moved all over the eastern United States as a kid. It is evident that he is intelligent so Harvard made sense, but he did not get a theater or drama degree. John talks about his theatre acting in the U.S., England, and Canada and how he prefers it to television and motion pictures. He is an actor's actor so theatre is a joy for him.
Memorable: 4.5 stars
The biggest takeaway is that John went through adolescence later at the age of 30. He was always the "good boy" which mirrors my life of being the "good girl". It explains so much about me and John!
Entertaining: 4.5 stars
John has a hysterical funny bone! I thoroughly enjoyed this memoir!
Book cover: 4.5 stars
So appropriate.
Book title: 4.5 stars
On point with double meanings!
STRONG recommend
STATISTICS
Release date of 9/29/2011
INFORMATIONAL LINKS
Happy reading,
Dorothea 💜
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