Atlas of the Heart

I see what people meant now by the way she narrates. It’s amazing! It’s exactly what I would do- go back and listen again to understand. Normally I read reviews on narration to decide whether I listen on tape or read myself. This is definitely a great one to listen too. I love the way this is presented. I recommend it to others.

So much great info. I have a whole list of areas that I want to dig deeper. There were a few quotes that brought me to tears. The hard copy is stunningly gorgeous.But the Audible version felt like a talk with a friend. I really benefited from that feeling.

I love Brene Brown’s books. But I have to say, I was slightly disappointed in this one. Largely, because there was too many woke and political components to the story, that really diluted it for me.

The end of the book is where I found my pot of gold. It makes such a difference to have new words/better words to express old feelings. I have come into a new understanding of myself and others behaviors. Beautifully done.

I am a longtime fan but didn’t sign up to hear about politics while listening to this one…I couldn’t finish it. Hopeful that future books will stick to the subject matter rather than including political views.

I completely agree with everyone else who has commented on the excellent reading of this book. Having listened to many audiobooks, I find that Dr. Brown's presentation is uniquely engaging, perhaps in part because she is a self-proclaimed avid audiobook listener. Bandhu, if you see this comment, you asked about the illustrations...go to your Audible library and there should be a "View PDF" link on the right side of the book description, just below "Listen Now".The PDF is well worth downloading; the images beautifully illustrate the points. I can't wait to "backtrack" and listen to Brené Brown's other works.