Books · would buy again
30 said yes, 1 said no.
Yes. Worth a listen if you want a warm, reflective story that stays with you.
Yes, would buy again
No, would not
Reviews last counted October 30, 2026
In short
Allen Levi's Theo of Golden is a 13-hour novel about kindness and what matters in life, and listeners were almost all happy with it.
Good for
Listeners who enjoy quiet, heartfelt fiction with thoughtful themes and want something to pass along to a friend.
Watch for
A few readers said it was not better than they expected, so the gentle, reflective pace may not suit everyone.
Each row is a yes-or-no question. Not every review answered every question.
We counted 32 reviews. We left out 0 reviews that were only about delivery.
Would buy againYes
“No wonder this is in the best sellers list ! A must read to bring you back to what matters in life…. No money or greed, but love and compassion…....”
Would buy againYes
“Theo of Golden was a great book, one you think about long after you finish . Recommended it to several people. Do hope Allen Levi wrote more novels.”
Would buy againYes
“What a wonderful and thought provoking story, told with beautiful prose, picturesque descriptions and just enough information to make the book feel...”
Would buy againYes
“This is an excellent written book with a wonderful story. I highly recommend anyone. After reading it, you will agree and pass it on to a dear friend”
Would buy againYes
“This is a beautiful story. It gives the reader much to think about. I loved reading this book. Thank you writing it so readers can revel in the words.”
Would buy againYes
“What a wonderful story, of stories! To many humans never take the time to truly listen or see the beauty, the flaws and understanding of others.”
Would buy againYes
“A refreshingly sacred, poignant tale. Great story! Definitely worth reading, reflecting on, and sharing with other discerning readers in your life.”
Would buy againYes
“A beautiful story with a beautiful ending. May God’s Grace be known to all. Thank-you Theo for showing us that we can all be ambassadors for good.”
