Turbulence Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Couldn't finish this one, I tried. "

" I want to understand turbulence. I thought that because I enjoyed The Last King of Scotland I would also enjoy this. I didn't really, and I still don't understand turbulence. "

" Cambridge graduate Henry Meadows is recruited to find a reliable way of guaranteeing good weather for the D-day landings during the Second World War. Gripping and realistic, with 3-D characters and highly original and fascinating subject matter. Unmissable. "

" Interesting. Foden is a better comic than Scientist "

" I found some of the action a bit far-fetched but the writing style was nicely transparent. The sketching of the characters was good but the ending was a bit limp. The book is for those with a bit of interest in weather and WWII. Overall I enjoyed it but would question some of the rave reviews. "

" Just enough science to give structure to the story. "

" Another good story from Giles Foden - incorporating weather forcasting, D-Day and english eccentricity! Very enjoyable! "

" very wordy, excessively so. couldn't warm up to the characters. thought about not finishing it "

" Would be a fine read, except that it is a pale shadow of the wonderful "C" by Tom McCarthy, which deals with science and discovery during the first world war. Needs more character development and less laborious mentions of turbulence as a scientific subject. "

" Boring...unless you are into the science of weather. It felt like the plot was a vehicle for the author to go on about his knowledge of weather. I was hoping for a good world War II story about D-Day, with some weather, but got bored fast. "

" very wordy, excessively so. couldn't warm up to the characters. thought about not finishing it "

" Couldn't finish this one, I tried. "

" BORING! didn't finish it, lost interest. "

" Interesting. Foden is a better comic than Scientist "

" Just enough science to give structure to the story. "

" Boring...unless you are into the science of weather. It felt like the plot was a vehicle for the author to go on about his knowledge of weather. I was hoping for a good world War II story about D-Day, with some weather, but got bored fast. "

" I want to understand turbulence. I thought that because I enjoyed The Last King of Scotland I would also enjoy this. I didn't really, and I still don't understand turbulence. "

" Well written but often too technical and boring for me and the ending was pretty limp. I found it difficult to get too worked up about the story, however, as the date for D-Day is so well known as was the weather on the day! "

" I found some of the action a bit far-fetched but the writing style was nicely transparent. The sketching of the characters was good but the ending was a bit limp. The book is for those with a bit of interest in weather and WWII. Overall I enjoyed it but would question some of the rave reviews. "