fu reviewed The Stainless Steel Rat Saves the World by Harry Harrison
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3 stars
This audio book had some ups and downs. returnreturnThe first few chapters where an absolute drag, practically made me fall asleep while driving. However, once the time travel started it got much better. They toung-and-cheek went on and on about how time travel doesn't make any sense, and I appreciated that. returnreturnMy favorite part was when Jim returned to Dirt (later learning the actual name was Earth) 1975 and he learned to speak English from a kidnapped biker so his phrasing and stuff was all wrong. Pretty good stuff. returnreturnJust when we though all was lost, ta-da Angelina shows up and saves the day, but since it was written in the 70s the man gets all the credit.
This audio book had some ups and downs. returnreturnThe first few chapters where an absolute drag, practically made me fall asleep while driving. However, once the time travel started it got much better. They toung-and-cheek went on and on about how time travel doesn't make any sense, and I appreciated that. returnreturnMy favorite part was when Jim returned to Dirt (later learning the actual name was Earth) 1975 and he learned to speak English from a kidnapped biker so his phrasing and stuff was all wrong. Pretty good stuff. returnreturnJust when we though all was lost, ta-da Angelina shows up and saves the day, but since it was written in the 70s the man gets all the credit.