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Beyond Tuesday Morning
- Sequel to the Bestselling One Tuesday Morning
- Narrated by: Kathy Garver
- Series: September 11th, Book 2
- Length: 10 hrs and 49 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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- Old
- 16-08-20
Brilliant
I have struggled with some of Karen Kingsburys as they take so long to get into the plot. however this launches straight in, and you feel as though you are part of the family. The twists and turns leave you crying or laughing. recommend so badly!
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- C. Morrow
- 24-09-19
A gripping and wonderful story....I want more!
A wonderful story that I didn't want to end. Deep charachaters true to the story.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-03-19
odd narration style. very predictable.
nice sentiments and a good reflection of listening to God in life. struggled with the narration... pauses in the wrong place which made expressions unnatural. far too drawn out to fill a book with this storyline, frustrated by the depth of soul searching analysed which made it agonisingly slow in pace.
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- margherita morgante
- 26-02-18
Frustrating!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I do recommend the novel not this audiobook. I am sorely tempted to give it back.
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Kathy Garver?
Anyone would have been better. I am used to long listens but this narrator tires me out in less than an hour! It’s a stilted reading just too relentless for the gentle tone of Karen’s novels.
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- eatough1999
- 11-09-16
Average
I listened to this a few years ago and this is my second time. I was more taken with it the first time, however maybe as the years have passed I have become more discerning, as I found it a little predictable in places and a bit trite. I am a committed Christian and so to have a story that is based around faith is welcome . The first book in the series is narrated by a full cast, the narrator on this book could at times become a little wearisome. And what was the strange echo sounding voice when the character prayed internally? This was distracting.
The story itself continues Jamie's journey through widowhood and her search for some sort of closure and peace. Some of the plot lines were a bit tedious and laboured, this too detracted from the overall enjoyment.
Audiobooks require extremely carefully chosen narrators as they can make or break the book - in this instance the performance did not shine out for me.
All things considered I cannot rate it more than three stars.
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- Sherri
- 29-07-05
Another great listen from Karen Kingsbury
A must-listen sequel to "One Tuesday Morning". The trials and tribulations of a woman trying live a Christian life who found her faith in God after her husband's death in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Many lessons can be learned from listening to this book. I thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to more Christian fiction.
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- Gretchen
- 11-07-05
EXCELLENT READ
It's obvious from the other reviews that people are disappointed with Karen's books because of the "religious" tone so as long as you understand that's what you are getting, this book is EXCELLENT. I don't usually read fiction but couldn't put this one (and One Tuesday Morning) down until I was finshed. I am a Christian woman and love that there is a fiction book out there with so much Christian emphasis. This book actually helped me with my faith issues and helped me with my view of God. Actually changed it a little. So I highly recommend this book as long as you understand exactly what you are getting.
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- Linda
- 23-04-05
Faith Overturning Tragedy
An excellent sequel to "One Tuesday Morning", Karen Kingsbury shows how one's personal faith in Christ can overcome even the most dire events that life can throw your way. I wouldn't have expected anything less from the author. Rather than living in the past and constantly dwelling on the personal loss from the fall of the Twin Towers, Jamie relies on her faith to go forward with her life. While her personal loss will always be a part of her, her faith carries her into the future. A truly inspiring novel about how faith and love can overcome tragedy and loss.
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- April Swiney
- 17-01-19
Voices are not pleasant
I love the book, but the narrator kills the vibe. Her deep male voices are annoying and pull you from the story. Would be better to use a male and female narrator as in the previous book...
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- Rachel
- 28-03-12
For once the sequel is better than the original
Would you listen to Beyond Tuesday Morning again? Why?
Yes I would listen to this book again because I enjoyed it so much it was a really very special love story
Have you listened to any of Kathy Garver’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
No
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I didn't want it to end ! I kept rewinding it listening to bits over and over again so that it would last longer. I was really sad to see it end.
Any additional comments?
I've listened to other titles by Karen Kingsbury this is by so far my favorite I actually didn't like some of the others so this one was something special
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- Eeyore
- 03-02-22
Different narrator would make this a 5 star!
After listening to One Tuesday Morning, this narrator was not enjoyable! Wish the same narrative would be for both books as this book is the connecting story to the first book and it’s hard to listen to such a change in narration as it makes it seem like total different people!
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- Fae Smith
- 18-10-21
Learning to live again
This book was so good I had trouble putting it down.
I liked that Karen weaved in scripture and showed how God can make the impossible possible. She showed the love of God and how he enjoys answering his children’s prayers. She didn’t candy coat the pain that we all experience in this life, but showed how God walks us through our pain and comforts us, sometimes through others and sometimes through His word. God is good all the time.
Karen made the characters come to life, so much that they seem like friends or friends that I wish that I had. Though sometimes I thought the characters seemed too perfect. They had emotions of sadness and fear, but they never struggled with getting control of them in anger or sickness. Though I suppose the book would have been too long to add all that.
I really enjoyed this book.
I haven’t been to NYC since that awful day, though I’d gone many times before 2001. This book has given me a curiosity to visit again and see the changes. I wonder if there is a little church across from ground zero and if it still has some memorial things of that time period. I’ll definitely go in the church and prayer for those families and friends affected by the attacks. Though I pray for them on 9/11 every year anyway. It will be interesting to see the changes in Manhattan after all these years.
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- Angela
- 20-09-20
Great book, Not great narration
I bought and read these books when they were released, years ago. I got the audible versions so I could "read" again, while working. I still love the stories (I ugly cried in the first one), but the female narrator impersonating male voices was beyond annoying. ESPECIALLY Clay's partner. Sounded like "he" had a mouth full of marbles or a tongue tie. If she'd have just read it straight, it wouldn't have been such a distraction from the story. Her reading was excellent for the females, I thought, and as someone who has done a lot of radio voiceovers, I found it pleasant. But the males... Should have just hired a guy or two to read the male parts of the story. Just my opinion.
The story was really good though. Compelling enough to get through the odd voices!
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- KSr!
- 04-05-20
Amazing!
Absolutely amazing! I have truly enjoyed this series so far! This book was full of emotion just like the first book in this series. I couldn't wait to listen to it just like I was with the first book and I'm so excited to start the last one. Karen Kingsbury is a gifted writer. I have listened to a lot of her books and there isn't one that I didn't enjoy! They are all Great! I highly recommend this series. You can't go wrong with a book she wrote!
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- kat
- 30-08-19
Lovely story
this book was quite predictable with a few moments that. had a few surprises. I did really enjoy the conclusion