Here Comes Trouble

HERE COMES TROUBLE is the ideal title for everything related to Michael Moore. And he's the perfect narrator for his own amazing story. Moore begins in a monotone as he shares the vitriol he's encountered because of his books, movies, and outspoken positions. He was a discouraged man until Kurt Vonnegut rejuvenated him; thereafter in his story, Moore turns on the passion we know him for. With commendable skill, he portrays parents, friends, and many others, and he positively shines as his young self. He tells of meeting Robert Kennedy as a kid, seeing a restroom labeled "Colored," and enduring the illness and death of his beloved mother. Listeners will feel as if they have access to his private thoughts. No one should miss the privilege of hearing him tell his story in his own voice. S.G.B. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award (c) AudioFile 2011, Portland, Maine