Dancing Barefoot Lib/E: Five Short But True Stories about Life in the So-Called Space Age (Audiobook)

from Virago77

I laughed, I gushed...I got a little teary-eyed. This is an excellent book. It's funny and compelling and Wil shows that he is a great writer. I wanted more and I'm upset that I didn't buy "Just A Geek" first. If you just like a good story whether it be about Star Trek or just being a regular eve...

from Lila_Lockhart

Wil manages to get just the right mix of humour and heart, creating a wonderful read. The imagery Wil evokes makes the reader feel as if they were there, looking back nostalgically as he was. The main flaw in this book is that there weren't more stories. Alas, it still managed to capture a number...

from lunaverse

Wil Wheaton -- he's not just Wesley Crusher anymore. In fact, he's a real-life geek. This is Wheaton's first book of short, autobiographical stories. His way with words will make you laugh and make you cry. I've found both of his books, and his blog, to be real inspirations.

from salimbol

Another of Wil Wheaton's collections of autobiographical anecdotes. Not as polished as some of his other work (they're bits and pieces that didn't make the final cut for his other earlier book, 'Just A Geek', and I think it shows with most of them), these were nevertheless highly readable - espec...

from jmvilches

Dancing Barefoot contains five touching, autobiographic short stories by Wil Wheaton, author and actor. Four are very short and focus on the magic found in the everyday. The fifth is a longer journey through a Star Trek convention and the memories it invoked. It ranges from laugh-out-loud funny t...