Not super believable, but still entertaining! This statement holds true for many forms of media and entertainment. While some stories or concepts may stretch the boundaries of plausibility, they can still manage to captivate and engage audiences. For example, in the world of science fiction, we often encounter ideas that seem far-fetched and unlikely. However, the creativity and imagination behind these works can make them highly entertaining. We are drawn into these fictional worlds, eager to see how the characters navigate through the extraordinary situations presented. Even though we may know that it's not real, the entertainment value lies in the escape from reality and the opportunity to explore new and exciting possibilities. So, while something may not be super believable, it can still bring us joy and entertainment.
Ooops. I accidentally deleted the review. How careless of me!
The audiobook, which is narrated by Campbell Scott and Hope Davis, has a good narration. However, I don't have a particular preference for female narrators. Maybe it's just a personal thing.
This book is completely unbelievable and cheesy. In fact, it's very cheesy. But despite that, I still enjoyed it for the second time. There's something about it that keeps drawing me in, even though I know it's not the most realistic or sophisticated story. Maybe it's the entertainment value or the way the characters are developed. I'm not sure, but I'm glad I gave it another chance.