Review by Booklover Becca -- Fish Wielder

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Rayah Raouf
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I loved this book as well! I also enjoyed reading the points you liked! Brad was my favorite of course. Thank you for the review.
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I like books that brings such a variety of themes together and your review tells me this is one of them.
I already like Brad and his humour.
Seems like a fun read!
And your review is beautifully written!!:)
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C Janet wrote: ↑25 May 2021, 08:42 This is exactly the kind of book I usually pick, I'm adding it to my list. I also love books that make me laugh. Thank you for such a well-written review!
I truly hope you like it. I absolutely loved every line! Thanks for stopping by.
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Did you say H-U-M-O-R?
I'm in! :techie-reference:
It reminds me a bit of The Other Normals by Ned Vizzini.
Thanks for the review. It has everything I enjoy reading in a book.
just call me "jane" :tiphat:
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Grome sounds like quite the mystical place — and Brad being a koi fish is, admittedly, kinda humorous to picture! Thank you for such an entertaining and engaging review.
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