You & Me Audiobook

" Witty and Absurd, it's more like 3 and a half stars. I chuckled often but I can't quite give it 4 because there was a hew haw quality (and I don't mean just country or southern)that turned me off a bit. "

" Hilarious retelling of "Waiting for Godot." There are many stupendous one-liners throughout the book. "

" Either I missed the memo about not using quote marks, or the editors were trying very hard to disguise this as a novel as opposed to a 208 page play written in the style of Beckett. DNF. "

" For a book with no plot, this is wildly entertaining. All you really need is a couple of intelligent, moderately cranky old geezers to chew the fat, and you're good to go. "

" If I were either an 82 year old man or a bigger fan of Waiting for Godot, I would have liked this book more. "

" I don't ever want to share a porch with these porch-sitters. Maybe I'm not smart enough for this one. Or too sober. Or something. "

" A novel, although it is a bit more poetic. It's the story of two "dudes" who sit and talk about things. That's what the book is, them talking. It's brilliant and I love the chemistry the two characters have. It's quite humorous too. "

" Huh?? Two guys with nothing to do sitting around yammering. Maybe if I had nothing to do I'd finish reading this. But I do ... and so I didn't. "

" Interesting but different book. Each chapter is just a conversation between two men some very entertaining, some very puzzling? It was not really a story just musings, very interesting musings. "

" Not his best, but I am still an unabashed fan. "

" I love the way this kind of work tweaks my thinking. Not for everyone, that's for sure. Looking forward to reading more of Powell. "

" Think of "Waiting for Godot" somewhere in Middle America. Or possibly the South. Funny, wise, disjointed conversations between two friends waiting for whatever comes next. They're short of time, but not of opinions. "

" This book is a game and life-changer. It's phenomenal and you will refer back to it hundreds of times. It's philosophical, laugh out loud funny, unique, and profound. You'll feel all of these emotions in turn as you flip quickly through its pages. "

" I didn't like Waiting for Godot, so I shouldn't have been surprised that I didn't like this book. Some of the language was interesting and there was humor, but overall I found it pointless and boring. "