If you could sum up Rebbe in three words, what would they be?
Inspirational, insightful, wonderful
What did you like best about this story?
I am not a Chassid, and I am too young to have been alive when the Rebbe was. But I feel like I knew him. Hearing about the Rebbe and his outlook makes me want to be a better Jew and person.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
There was an anecdote in practically every chapter that made me feel overwhelming happiness at the deeds of the Rebbe.
Any additional comments?
This narrator was phenomenal. He spoke beautifully, and I would gladly listen to him tell me stories in the future. I was never bored. True, this is mostly due to the author's expert way of telling stories of the Rebbe's life — he assumes you know nothing, which means everything is explained clearly — but it also has to do with the inflections and the subtle voices/emotion used. Easily the best biographical work I've listened to.