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I never write reviews, but when I saw how many five stars there were in comparison to one stars, I had to support those fellow readers who disliked this book as much as me. I was hooked by the time period and the circus idea, and I was looking forward to being drawn into that world, but the author did not deliver on either of those points at all. I felt like she created a pretty shabby structure for her novel by throwing a bunch of “well researched” pieces of information together. She then attempted to flesh in a story around this rickety structure with hollow, card-board, characters. The voice of young Jacob is meant to carry us through the story of the past, but I felt nothing for him or anyone else in the story. The relationships were so very empty, there were no reasons for anyone to have any connection to anybody else. I was not interested or invested in a single character. I kept reading in the hope that something would change, but it never did. It’s really too bad when an idea that has such potential turns out be such a disappointment. Why on earth so many raved about this book is beyond me. Maybe it’s the same reason crappy movies do so well at the box office…the general public have no clue about what’s really worthy of our time, attention, and praise.
The Listener In The

Perfect size for a SD card. I use it in my Pentax K-x and haven’t had any problems whatsoever in over 3 months of use.
Data transfer to and from the card is a snap. I have taken multiple videos and sequence photo shooting (at max resolution) and I haven’t had any loss of quality whatsoever.
It is a really great value at the asking price, so why pay more for an expensive card?
Listener s New Testament

I love my Garmin 305. I have had it for over 3 months, and am ussing it to train for my first marathon. I am STILL finding new functions and ways to improve my training. My Garmin 305 is like my own personal coach that gets up for a run with me and does a good job a keeping me motivated. The various alert options are great for letting you know when your heart rate or pace is too high or too low, and I love that I can plan my workouts for a week and have them loaded ready to go for me when I am ready to go for a run…no fuss. At first I thought the watch was going to be too big since I have very small wrists, but I don’t even notice it. My only cons would be that it does take some time to find satellites on cloudy days, and if you are running on a trail with lots of tree covering, you may get some erattic pace readings for a little bit (maybe too slow at first and then it will pick up a little faster than you are going to compensate). So just remember to try to keep your internal pace-o-meter steady when this happens. Other than that, this thing is awesome.
Radio listener s guide

I was born in 1920. I grew up during the Great Depression and the Prohibition eras.

In 1965 we owned a bait and tackle shop in Venice, Florida. At that time the Ringling Bros. Circus wintered there and we became acquainted with many circus people. Our shop was a hangout for them and every evening after rehearsals they would stop by for a beer.

The book: “Water for Elephants” is extremely well written and I am planning to read more of Sara Gruen’s work.
I have ordered two more copies and given them to friends. They have given me very good reports.
A Second Listener Anthology

produce was easy to install. I have had no problems using any of the programs thus far.
A listener s guide

Easy to program, accurate step counting, fun to use. Easy to use measurement tool for measuring 10,000 steps a day.
Listener Anthology No 1

Awesome book, combining a fiction plot with motivational witnessing that we all as Christians were placed on this earth to accomplish! Realistic and inspirational, combined with humor, difficult to put down! Would make an awesome study!!
The Listener What if

I’ve used this SD card for several weeks now and it’s worked as advertised. The card has been used primarily in an HD video camera recording in 1080p, so it was important for it to have a fast transfer rate. I haven’t had any issues with the card. It’s been very reliable!
Dog Listener Learn How

It’s just a flash card. Lots like it. But this brand you can trust. I’ve had it for a few months and it’s doing a-OK.
NPR Curious Listener s

Hi, I’m 37 years old, running Marathon and less.
I used the Garmin Forerunner 405 in the last 18 months and decided to replace it with
the Garmin 305 Forerunner (yes, you read correct – i bought the 305 over the 405)
and i am very happy.
I am much more satisfied now:
- The on-going pace is much more accurate,
- the screen is clear and easy to read (405 is too small)
- It synchronize with satelites faster
and above all:
- It is easy to use with push-buttons (thanks god i no longer need to use the “”touch screen”").

Yes, it is a little big and a little heavy, but this is surely neglected!!!
you get used to it by the 2nd run.
The only doubt you should have when thinking of buying the Garmin 305 is whether you are
willing to spend more money and get the Garmin 310x.
I decided not to, and i am good with it: By saving 200$ the meaningful lost is not having
a vibrating alarms. Which is a very good idea, but i can manage without it, and with the 200$ i saved
Good luck and good run.
Ofer

1938 Kansas radio listener