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The limited time she had to campaign was just one of the many obstacles Kamala Harris had to overcome as the first woman of color to run for president. Though she's been accused of seeing herself as a victim in this revealing political memoir, the tone of her performance gently rejects that characterization. With her careful phrasing and clear enunciation, she sounds calm,... Read More

Sorkin's thoroughly researched depictions of the personalities and market gyrations that led up to the stock market crash of 1929 give the listener insights into the economic greed and foolishness of the 1920s. A NEW YORK TIMES writer and television personality, Sorkin narrates as a practiced professional. While the audiobook may be considered a parable for today's "market... Read More

Listeners will need patience and some prior interest in the murderous history of Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet to fully appreciate this audiobook. While author Philippe Sands is an effective narrator, his range is narrow, and his voice somewhat abrasive. The audiobook is enriched by impressive research and full diligence in interviewing those who labored to bring Pinochet... Read More