Aleida Gutierrez
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The way Silvia Congost illustrates not only the city of Paris, but the emotions she goes through helps you understand and analyze your broken relationship as a way to heal yourself through art while getting rid of all the victimizing feelings of self-destruction. Congost guides you to focus on the ones who stay with you, the importance of the people who loves you, and the reason to keep going while learning during the process of letting go. I wished I listened to this audiobook years ago, but even today I did have the opportunity to learn more about myself now.
La forma en que Silvia Congost ilustra la ciudad de Paris y sus emociones te ayuda a entender y analizar tu relación rota en una forma de arte al irte quitando sentimientos de victimización y destruccion propia. Congost te guÃa a enfocarte en la gente que se queda, la importancia de la gente que te ama, y la razón por la cual seguir avanzando mientras dejas ir a la persona que no te quiere. Me hubiera gustado escuchar este audiolibro años atrás, pero aún asà tuve la oportunidad de aprender más sobre mi misma.
Review·5mo
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1883 illustrates the history of multicultural America looking for a land where they can be free. It is easy to fall in love with the characters, specially the Dutton family and Elsa.
1883
Review·6mo
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I found myself fast fording a lot scenes, the women are annoying and childish. I only liked Cara Dutton and Spencer character. I felt the sexual scenes were unnecessary. It was like a soap opera (I don’t like soap operas), I understand the catholic priests and nuns were the worst there was, but I didn’t want to watch any of that. It was vulgarity at its worst.
Nothing like 1883.
1923
Review·6mo
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