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Nerd Do Well: A Small Boys Journey to Becoming a Big Kid
by Simon Pegg
Nerd Do Well (2010) by Simon Pegg. 4 stars★
Audiobook abridged read by Simon Pegg. 4.5 stars★
http://www.amazon.com/Nerd-Do-Well-Journey-Becoming/dp/B00553MBHM/
I listened to the audiobook. I know it had to be abridged because it's 4 hours, 50 minutes. I think if I had read this, I wouldn't have been able to finish it. The reason being because when he talks about his past, nice stories as they were, it was rather slow and dull hearing about it. I think Simon even found it dull. It seemed that he was more excited about talking his futuristic spy story than his life story (his voice volume changed a bit). I think I liked that more myself. Canterbury (Simon's robot friend/ butler) was my favorite. And I really liked how future spy Simon and Canterbury would argue.
Simon Pegg only offers a little glimpse of his life, mostly his childhood and young life. He tells where his passion for George Lucas's films began. How he felt about going to see the Star Wars movies on the big screens. And it was all nice stuff to hear about his obsession for zombies. I liked hearing about that but would've liked to have learned more about his movies. I did like his comments about when he was given the chance to star in the Star Trek movies. But then every now and then his biography would change to a fictional story. So sometimes it was hard to keep track of both stories.
In all I think his short audiobook was pretty good.
Audiobook abridged read by Simon Pegg. 4.5 stars★
http://www.amazon.com/Nerd-Do-Well-Journey-Becoming/dp/B00553MBHM/
I listened to the audiobook. I know it had to be abridged because it's 4 hours, 50 minutes. I think if I had read this, I wouldn't have been able to finish it. The reason being because when he talks about his past, nice stories as they were, it was rather slow and dull hearing about it. I think Simon even found it dull. It seemed that he was more excited about talking his futuristic spy story than his life story (his voice volume changed a bit). I think I liked that more myself. Canterbury (Simon's robot friend/ butler) was my favorite. And I really liked how future spy Simon and Canterbury would argue.
Simon Pegg only offers a little glimpse of his life, mostly his childhood and young life. He tells where his passion for George Lucas's films began. How he felt about going to see the Star Wars movies on the big screens. And it was all nice stuff to hear about his obsession for zombies. I liked hearing about that but would've liked to have learned more about his movies. I did like his comments about when he was given the chance to star in the Star Trek movies. But then every now and then his biography would change to a fictional story. So sometimes it was hard to keep track of both stories.
In all I think his short audiobook was pretty good.