Unabridged Audiobook
This is an insightful book even though there is no real factual data behind it. It’s mostly approach in an empirical way but it is engaging and there are many parts of the stories that will hit home for most. There is also the author’s relationship story which makes you question “Why though?” more often than not. I wish she would give more insight on why she decided things they way she did now in hind sight, but no… it is just a story being told. The Narrator can get pretty annoying with her voices, particularly the male interpretations get quite annoying. They just feel a bit extra, but like REALLY extra. It’s weird because her female voices (and her own) are softer and it shows she doesn’t need to be that “out there” to be engaging.
I really liked the content of this book. I am grateful for it. The author is a gifted therapist, very intelligent and intuitive. I wished I’d have had the luck to find such a gifted therapist. The narrator was also very committed to the work, but I found her distracting. Her voice had a cadence where her emphasis was always on the mid sentence. The last part of the sentence was halting and I could feel her jaw clenched. She also had a seductive tone which I found off putting but also appropriate for the material. Torn by that. All in all I highly recommend this audiobook.
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