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allysther 's review for:
The Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers
by Maxwell King
I’m being my kindest self in giving this book three stars. In fact, let’s give the words 2 stars and save an entire star for the narration of the audiobook. LaVar Burton was an excellent choice as reader.
Fred Rogers never wrote a memoir, but he lives within the books he wrote on childhood and parenting. His humanity is on full display there, and I recommend that you read those books. His books. Then listen to a few interviews. Fresh Air has a great one but my favorite is with Diane Rhem. Everything you need to know about him is there.
This book was long. It was repetitive. It was not the book I’d hoped it would be.
Fred Rogers never wrote a memoir, but he lives within the books he wrote on childhood and parenting. His humanity is on full display there, and I recommend that you read those books. His books. Then listen to a few interviews. Fresh Air has a great one but my favorite is with Diane Rhem. Everything you need to know about him is there.
This book was long. It was repetitive. It was not the book I’d hoped it would be.