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Thorough...very very thorough.

Thank you Amy for this amazing birthday package 🎉🎊❤️ can‘t wait to read this one! Love the wrapping paper too!

#LitsyLove

I started listening to this audiobook on 3/26/24 and finished tonight. I had to wait for holds, I was reading other books in between, but it has been a constant companion. I watched some of her films, and I enjoyed the experience thoroughly. What an accomplished woman and an inspiration. I‘m a bit melancholy I finished it. I learned so much and I appreciate her much more now than ever. Highly recommend!

#SchoolSpirit @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs
#Band

I have a new love for Barbra after listening to this 48+hour audiobook. Easily the longest I‘ve ever listened to, but was never bored. She recounts nearly her entire life, starting in Brooklyn with a single mother, her father passed when she was about 18 months. From an independent young woman turning into a do-it-all genius powerhouse. I loved hearing about the causes she‘s supported and politics she‘s influenced. More amazing than I ever knew!

#TLT @dabbe

72 out of 100

Is this list in reverse order? Old Time Rock and Roll #1 and SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW #100??? 😳

Three that I like (in no particular order, and maybe not even my top three):

🎵 Ding Dong the Witch is Dead
🎵 Aquarius
🎵 As Time Goes By

Song that should be on the list: Any of Curtis Mayfield's songs from Superfly (I'd choose Freddie's Dead)

Tag @MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm @IndoorDame

While the title suggests that this is a book merely about Elvis, this is actually a comprehensive history of Sin City itself. From its humble railroad beginnings to the entertainment capital of the world, author Richard Zoglin takes us through the story of this desert oasis. This is an in depth look at the entertainers that set the stage for a performer like Elvis, people like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis, Jr.

I loved listening to the first third of this book! Such a fascinating look behind the curtain of Broadway and Hollywood. Barbra‘s narration and sound clips were so perfect. Unfortunately I got bogged down with the political stuff 30% in and had to return it to the library because my loan was up. Don‘t know if I feel like placing another hold.