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A review by ksilvery
Life in the City of Dirty Water: A Memoir of Healing by Clayton Thomas-Muller
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
5.0
Memoirs are impossible to rate - what am I going to say? "Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing, but I didn't quite expect your life to turn out that way, so meh... 3/5"!??!!? obviously no!
Clayton's journey is inspiring and I am overwhelmed by admiration.
He is sharing so many deeply personal thoughts and feelings and mixes them so well with his work and passion for the environment - it's a fascinating read.
The audiobook is recommended because it's like listening to him tell you your story over coffee, doing some weird voices, and getting emotional.
Clayton's journey is inspiring and I am overwhelmed by admiration.
He is sharing so many deeply personal thoughts and feelings and mixes them so well with his work and passion for the environment - it's a fascinating read.
The audiobook is recommended because it's like listening to him tell you your story over coffee, doing some weird voices, and getting emotional.