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Read Yes Length 256 Quick Review A collection of poetry that is both deeply emotional and eerily undemanding. In honor of the sun and her flowers being on the shelf for a month, I am publishing my review of Rupi Kaur's collection.  Rupi Kaur is an Indian-Canadian poet, who rose in fame through Instagram. After self-publishing her… Continue reading the sun and her flowers
When Tchitchikov comes up with a brilliant plan, he embarks on an adventure bringing him a name and fortune after encounters with interesting people.Â
A look into the psyche and thought process of a teen boy with Autism. He goes on an adventure to solve a mystery but solves a much larger one.
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The plot is flat, and the characters are superficial at best. For having a grammar police of a main character, the syntax is riddled with errors. The cover is incredibly misleading. Overall, it reads like a sub par young adult novel.
The complexities of being a parent making choices forever impacting children, and children forever remembering and reeling from their parents’ choices. Â