Would you consider the audio edition of The A to Z of You and Me to be better than the print version?
I didn't read the print version. I really enjoyed listening to this book, though.
What other book might you compare The A to Z of You and Me to and why?
In terms of what I've read, it's a unique story and stands alone.
What about Peter Noble’s performance did you like?
I like that the depiction of his characters is convincing . Mr. Noble has a pleasant voice, his timing is relaxed, and his narration is thoughtful. Between the excellent quality of the writing and Peter Noble's performance, the story went by very quickly and always held my attention.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
"Previews in reflection: sometimes you have no choice but to skip to the end of the story"
Any additional comments?
The author has my appreciation for a good story. I feel that I got a peek inside the head of a young man who could be have been my brother, father, or any number of friends, during that transitional window of time between the irreverent immortality of youth to the realization of adulthood.