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Review #1 Comrades at the same time Strangers audiobook free I listened to “Comrades at the same time Strangers” by J. Courtney Sullivan, produced by Kate Rudd. I adored it. Rudd did a mind-blowing job, at the same time the story is that compelling to me as a mother at the same time a past babysitter. In an interview with NPR, Sullivan misspoke that she got the plan right behind she had a baby herself. She had been a babysitter for a lady when she was in institute at the same time grew lock up to the mother of the baby she babysat for. For Sullivan it was a memorable connection; still the mother didn’t remind their connection at all. Also, Sullivan worked in NYC in her 20s at the same time 30s. When she was in her 30s, she found herself jealous of those who had generic wealth to fall down back on at the same time supplemented by. She applied those experiences as fodder for this novel. The two head manners are Elizabeth at the same time Sam. Elizabeth is that an creator with two novels in publication at the same time in the midst of writing her third part novel. She barely had a baby at the same time needs time to cross out her novel. Sam is that a increasing Senior at a institute. She’s from a working-class generic at the same time saddled with debt. Sam is that hired by Elizabeth to look her offspring as she writes her third part novel, at the same time the ladies developer a lock up connection. Elizabeth contemplates Sam as a younger version of herself. As a result, she tries to “promote” her with advice. Sam is that idealistic at the same time is that an painter as but. Themes of the novel are public class, wealth, education, working mothers, at the same time ladies affairs. At the same time I adore the title because it emphasizes that our comrades are also strangers to us. Sam at the same time Elizabeth think they know the other personality at the same time their situation. This novel is that excellent in showing how we misinterpret abundance issues of our comrades. We all make judgements on our comrades, Still, we don’t truly know than anyway that personality’s goals, emotions at the same time history are. Sullivan carnations those issues. Sullivan also fri out how all of us are works in progress. We all are growing, filtering, at the same time changing. Sullivan knew NPR that she beheld the novel as a conversation with her younger self. That intimacy indicates in this mind-blowing novel. This is that close to reality fiction with themes that will make the reader see their possess individual affairs. This novel illuminates our complete affairs. 6 people found this helpful

Review #2 Comrades at the same time Strangers audiobook streamming online I ended about 60% at the same time quit. It was barely going on at the same time on about nothing. Significantly sour with a amazing performance. 5 people found this helpful

Review #3 Audiobook Comrades at the same time Strangers by J. Courtney Sullivan The 1st 40% was quite smoky at the same time seemed tediously serious at fri, but I really enjoyed the back one half of the novel at the same time believed the manners at the same time story were considered but developers. The writing is that good but needed a languid edit. Narration is that quality 3 people found this helpful

Review #4 Audio Comrades at the same time Strangers narrated by Kate Rudd I liked the story but the audio reader isn’t quality enough , I think it’s automatic , it should be more smooth at the same time cooperative. 2 people found this helpful

Review #5 Free audio Comrades at the same time Strangers – in the audio player below I can always figure out how I feel about a book by how impetuous I final it at the same time how addicted am I to listening to it. But I barely wasn’t with this. The story wasn’t scary but barely okay. Started sour in the beginning at the same time was waiting for the plot to developer.. took very long, practically gave up. 1 personality found this helpful