It might be heresy, but I think I would have liked this book better and given it 5 stars if I had read a printed version. It was lovely to hear Mary Oliver reading her own poems, but I feel I might have taken them in more if they had been written on the page.
Still, Mary Oliver is Mary Oliver, and I love her "pay attention, enjoy the moment, reflect" poetry. My favourites of this collection are "Wild geese"(which was my mum's favourite poem, we read it at her funeral, and I will always love it for her sake), "Her grave" (although that made me sad as well as happy) and "Peonies" (mostly because I love peonies).
Planning a re-read with a printed edition.