Uncommon Type Audiobook
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Review #1
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book more than many others I’ve read! Tom Hanks is truly likable (isn’t he?). As I delved into these short stories, I imagined them being narrated by Tom himself. Hearing them in his voice brings such comfort. If you’re contemplating whether to give this collection a read, I assure you, it’s worth it! Take a moment to disconnect from the digital hustle and immerse yourself. You won’t regret it!
Review #2
Uncommon Type audiobook Series Shifters Unbound
Last month, our book club delved into Ann Patchett’s ‘These Precious Days,’ which was a hit with nearly everyone. As we brainstormed our March selection, I remembered Ann Patchett’s unexpected delight in Tom Hanks’s collection of short stories. Given that we hadn’t explored this genre yet, I suggested we give it a try. The group concurred.
It’s not really giving anything away to affirm that Ann Patchett’s recommendation was spot on. This anthology of seventeen narratives, subtly intertwined by the motif of a manual typewriter, spans diverse human encounters and stretches across time from the early 20th century to contemporary times, and maybe a touch further. Some characters make repeat appearances, with occasional “newspaper columns” thrown in, but each tale stands on its own. With story lengths varying from just a handful of pages to around forty, navigating through the 400-plus pages is a breeze. It’s a read I’d heartily endorse.
Review #3
Audiobook Uncommon Type by Cris Dukehart
While reading these stories, which have a subtle connection, I couldn’t help but visualize the author, Tom Hanks. Associating him with the narratives added to my enjoyment. I appreciated the writing and the tales, and would recommend the collection. However, without the allure of Tom Hanks, I might not have rated it so highly. Admittedly, this isn’t a deeply analytical review, but I hope it helps! Enjoy reading.
Review #4
Audio Uncommon Type narrated by Cris Dukehart
I was genuinely excited to dive into this book, especially with Tom Hanks behind it. The idea of owning a first edition of his debut book, even if unsigned, felt special. While I’m not aiming to profit from it (given that all copies are first editions currently), I thought it would be a unique keepsake. However, my anticipation turned to disappointment once I began reading. The content seemed poorly written, and the formatting was off. I’m puzzled, as the version I received feels like an early draft. It seems the publisher might have been more focused on the famous author’s name and potential sales rather than the quality. I wanted to believe that Tom’s writing prowess earned him this publication, but my experience has left me skeptical.
Review #5
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I appreciated the diverse stories centered around a typewriter motif. They steered clear of cruelty or violence, yet weren’t dull or tedious. The narratives were rich in details, portraying genuine people in intriguing circumstances. A delightful read.
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