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THE VIEW WAS EXHAUSTING

Tania Rodrigues narrates the story of a messy affair between two complicated people. Hollywood actor Win Tagore and her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Leo Milanowski, have a secret no one knows: They're not actually in a relationship; it's all for PR reasons. Leo is content to follow Win's lead--until he isn't. Win is a woman of color in an industry that is notoriously unkind, and Rodrigues perfectly captures her tightly controlled emotions of rage and powerlessness. Leo is more of a cipher, but Rodrigues humanizes him as much as possible. Ultimately, the characters, like the view, are exhausting, but Rodrigues's performance makes listening to their story worthwhile.

Pub Date: July 6, 2021

Duration: 12 hrs

DD ISBN: 9781549102516

Publisher: Hachette Audio

Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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    WHEN THE LEGENDS DIE

    In this fascinating coming-of-age portrait, Thomas Black Bull's journey from the child, Bear's Brother, to the fearsome rodeo rider, Killer Tom Black, is painted with compassion and insight. Forced to learn the White Man's ways, Tom reaches adulthood consumed by rage. Read with great vigor by Norman Dietz, the recording bursts with the energy of rodeo circuit and transports the listener to the southwest. The accurate portrayal of Tom's Ute ancestry and way of life, the sorrow and frustration of losing his heritage, and his angry retaliation at the world make this an excellent listening choice for adults and teenagers. It would also be a wonderful addition to high school units on the Native American experience.

    Pub Date: N/A

    Duration: 10 hrs

    Publisher: Recorded Books Inc.

    Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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      RUBBER LEGS AND WHITE TAIL-HAIRS

      George S. Irving adopts Patrick McManus's characters with gusto. Sit back and listen to yarn after yarn. Irving relishes each story, whether it's fishing stories, such as "Claw of the Sea-Puss" or "To Filet or Not to Filet," or the escapades with McManus's wary but vulnerable neighbors. Irving has the jocular chuckle down pat, and the low comedy satire comes off without a hitch. Listeners can imagine Irving tipping back a chair at the country store swapping lies with cronies and entertaining any comers with these hilarious tales. His repertoire of more than eight collections of McManus stories encourages this kind of ownership!

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      Duration: 3 hrs

      Publisher: DH Audio

      Review Posted Online: Jan. 22, 2026

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