AudioBook Reviews - My Favorite 1,000 Books

Perhaps more than anyone else, former Secretary of Labor and Obama advisor, Robert Reich is perfectly qualified to diagnose and explain why 50% plus of the country has had no... (See full review...)

The Snowball is hands down the best biography I have read in a long time. Warren Buffet comes off as one of the most interesting and wholesome individuals this world has ever... (See full review...)

I have read dozens of Trump books the last few years and by far, A Warning is the most important and influential one I’ve read yet.   Anonymous did what Omarosa, Andrew... (See full review...)

My sister and I both read this book recently. I loved it but I'm pretty sure she took it as a personal attack just like most American’s under the age of 80 will. ... (See full review...)

If you ever want to feel like a complete idiot waste of space and that your life is amounted to next to nothing this is a perfect memoir to read.   Edward Thorp was the man... (See full review...)

For humans time travel does not and never will exist but information is another story. The author of The history of Time travel informs us that information can and does travel... (See full review...)

A sad thing about the alt-right movement is that so many of the Trump attendees are simply being taken for a proverbial ride. For many they are only looking for what Obama... (See full review...)

The Book of Satoshi is the definitive collection of the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin. The invention of a frictionless, low fee, instant, censorship resistant... (See full review...)

I am more confident about the future of this country at the end of this [book] than I was at the beginning. -Bernie Sanders ... (See full review...)

Borne is a great sci-fi book, an instant classic for which I will need to rewrite my top 100 sci-fi book list to accommodate. Written just in 2017 Borne could have been written... (See full review...)

There is life-before-Brokeback and life-after-Brokeback. I thought this was a great story and read it once and then again right away with my wife on the... (See full review...)

I can't say why for sure but I have been obsessed with Theranos from day one. I have a vague feeling of a memory of hearing about their first "blood test patch" patent and... (See full review...)

1984

Author: George Orwell |Genre: Science Fiction |Year: 1949

This was one of the best relationship books I have ever laid my ears on. For a long time I avoided relationship advice, in hindsight I have no idea why but the second I picked up... (See full review...)

This is a must read/listen to for any parent or caretaker, in my opinion. I really liked the short-lived show on Amazon called, Transparent. It is about a “modern”... (See full review...)

Ha-Joon Chang gently shatters many of our western economic ideals and specifically our motivations for aid to the third word. With a sweetness of tone,... (See full review...)

For my audio books I prefer something simple. Short words and simple thoughts so that if I get distracted for a m while waiting for a stop light I can come back to the book and... (See full review...)

The Lorax

Author: Dr. Seuss |Genre: Childrens |Year: 1945

I won't waste space on the Internet telling you why this book, written by the author of, The Game is not especially good. His first book was about how to... (See full review...)

Genius of Birds

Author: Jennifer Ackerman |Genre: Science & Technology |Year: 2016