I thought Theo of Golden could have been a little more balanced between going so slowly in the beginning and the huge incident near the end. If I were Asher, I would have liked to have known who Theo was long before. But I did feel the last fifth of the book shed a lot of light on the rest of it. I read it first via e-book, then listened to it via audiobook. It was intriguing to hear it again, knowing who Theo was and how he was related to certain people.
I saw that Levi had also written a memoir about his brother and wondered if it was good. It loos like I need to check into it!
I have not read Andy Andrews but wondered about him.
I thought Theo of Golden could have been a little more balanced between going so slowly in the beginning and the huge incident near the end. If I were Asher, I would have liked to have known who Theo was long before. But I did feel the last fifth of the book shed a lot of light on the rest of it. I read it first via e-book, then listened to it via audiobook. It was intriguing to hear it again, knowing who Theo was and how he was related to certain people.
I saw that Levi had also written a memoir about his brother and wondered if it was good. It loos like I need to check into it!
I have not read Andy Andrews but wondered about him.
I agree with your assessment on Theo of Golden, Barbara. Andy Andrew’s books are great! And His audiobooks are awesome!