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Title: Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell
Author: Jeremy Lee
Narrator: Jerry Witkop
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 05-06-13
Publisher: Jeremy Lee
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
In a century that set out to tame, civilize, and revolutionize the world, Teddy always managed to stay a step ahead and find the last wild places. Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell opens with a troubled kid in the nineties named Lee smart-mouthing his way through community service, yet meeting one old man will forever change his life. Born in 1900, Teddy could never stand still, running away to join the French Foreign Legion as a boy he never returns to the states until the 1980's.
Along the way he crosses deserts, explores the Amazon, bears witness to Gandhi's movement, sails oceans, hunts with Zulu, and becomes an aid worker in Africa. While Lee struggles to grow up and learn what kind of man he is going to be, Teddy teaches him about the infinite possibilities and devastating tragedies of life.
Most of the book is a journey through The Great War and the last gasping era of exploration through the 1930's, ranging from the trenches to the deserts of the Middle East and on into Africa and then the South American jungles. Then Teddy plunges into the nightmare wrought by the Nazis and World War II, and from there he journeys the world once more, attempting to heal and find his place in a world slowly but surely passing him by.
Members Reviews:
A read that make's you think
I went into this book not sure what to think, but it's different than the slew of coming-of-age tales that have been coming out. The Teddy stories brought history home for me, they threw me into the middle of events that I've read about in non-fiction books from an entirely different point of view. The Lee stories reminded me of that awkward time when you aren't sure who you are, or who you're going to be, and you're scared to not fit in with your friends. Exciting, fast, and though provoking.
Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell
This book told parallel stories of two young men in two different times and settings as they set out on their own journeys through life. It was great to see the current day character come into his own just as his elderly friend left this life. I'll be sure to watch for more recorded Jeremy Lee stories and hope that Jerry Witkop narrates them all. Jerry was exceptional in making each character believable and unique.
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Title: Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell
Author: Jeremy Lee
Narrator: Jerry Witkop
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 1 min
Language: English
Release date: 05-06-13
Publisher: Jeremy Lee
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
In a century that set out to tame, civilize, and revolutionize the world, Teddy always managed to stay a step ahead and find the last wild places. Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell opens with a troubled kid in the nineties named Lee smart-mouthing his way through community service, yet meeting one old man will forever change his life. Born in 1900, Teddy could never stand still, running away to join the French Foreign Legion as a boy he never returns to the states until the 1980's.
Along the way he crosses deserts, explores the Amazon, bears witness to Gandhi's movement, sails oceans, hunts with Zulu, and becomes an aid worker in Africa. While Lee struggles to grow up and learn what kind of man he is going to be, Teddy teaches him about the infinite possibilities and devastating tragedies of life.
Most of the book is a journey through The Great War and the last gasping era of exploration through the 1930's, ranging from the trenches to the deserts of the Middle East and on into Africa and then the South American jungles. Then Teddy plunges into the nightmare wrought by the Nazis and World War II, and from there he journeys the world once more, attempting to heal and find his place in a world slowly but surely passing him by.
Members Reviews:
A read that make's you think
I went into this book not sure what to think, but it's different than the slew of coming-of-age tales that have been coming out. The Teddy stories brought history home for me, they threw me into the middle of events that I've read about in non-fiction books from an entirely different point of view. The Lee stories reminded me of that awkward time when you aren't sure who you are, or who you're going to be, and you're scared to not fit in with your friends. Exciting, fast, and though provoking.
Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell
This book told parallel stories of two young men in two different times and settings as they set out on their own journeys through life. It was great to see the current day character come into his own just as his elderly friend left this life. I'll be sure to watch for more recorded Jeremy Lee stories and hope that Jerry Witkop narrates them all. Jerry was exceptional in making each character believable and unique.