Review of Hunger of the Pine

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I also don't like the books which try and gain sympathy towards the protagonist by using drugs and other substances as a base. But this one seems interesting because it adds intrigue to the story so I might give this one a try.
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Yashi Shukla wrote: 15 May 2024, 06:09 I also don't like the books which try and gain sympathy towards the protagonist by using drugs and other substances as a base. But this one seems interesting because it adds intrigue to the story so I might give this one a try.
Do try and give your review!
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So far, this is my favorite book among all the ones I've read on this site. I empathized a lot with the protagonist, and I find the story truly beautiful.
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It must have been scary for her to go through such an ordeal. Foster homes ain't perfect but I would rather stay there than live on the streets. But she seems strong as she is willing to endure such burdens and even leave on the streets. I loved your review.
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Martina Sette wrote: 15 May 2024, 15:21 So far, this is my favorite book among all the ones I've read on this site. I empathized a lot with the protagonist, and I find the story truly beautiful.
Glad that we share the same opinion!
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Risper Ouma Anyango wrote: 15 May 2024, 17:20 It must have been scary for her to go through such an ordeal. Foster homes ain't perfect but I would rather stay there than live on the streets. But she seems strong as she is willing to endure such burdens and even leave on the streets. I loved your review.
Yes. You are right. Thanks for reading my review!
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This review is truly amazing and does great justice to the book. I read it some time ago and really liked it; as you said, it left a lasting impression on me.
You did a fantastic job, Priya. :tiphat:
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Claudia Angelucci wrote: 17 May 2024, 10:12 This review is truly amazing and does great justice to the book. I read it some time ago and really liked it; as you said, it left a lasting impression on me.
You did a fantastic job, Priya. :tiphat:
Thanks a lot, Claudia!
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Young girl at the age of 7 , left on to survive herself is hit wrenching story. Al this types of book ignites something valuable inside us while reading. You summed up the story very well.
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Harshitha Nayak wrote: 24 May 2024, 13:56 Young girl at the age of 7 , left on to survive herself is hit wrenching story. Al this types of book ignites something valuable inside us while reading. You summed up the story very well.
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The review praises "Hunger of the Pine" for its emotionally gripping narrative, well-developed characters, and realistic portrayal of homelessness. It appreciates the book's cover, character depth, and cultural representation, despite mature themes. The story's message of resilience and gratitude resonates strongly, making it a compelling read for mature audiences. Overall, the reviewer gives it a perfect 5-star rating, impressed by its profound impact and elegant writing style.
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MAHAD BAIG MIRZA wrote: 27 May 2024, 06:41 The review praises "Hunger of the Pine" for its emotionally gripping narrative, well-developed characters, and realistic portrayal of homelessness. It appreciates the book's cover, character depth, and cultural representation, despite mature themes. The story's message of resilience and gratitude resonates strongly, making it a compelling read for mature audiences. Overall, the reviewer gives it a perfect 5-star rating, impressed by its profound impact and elegant writing style.
Thanks a lot for your deep analysis of my review!
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