Review of A Bloody Book
Posted: 12 Jul 2021, 02:03
[Following is a volunteer review of "A Bloody Book" by Chris Bowen.]
The book A Bloody Book by Chris Bowen is well written. In the book, the author takes us through his struggles as a kid. He talks about his life in school and what he went through as he was not one of the bright kids. He talks about his views on life as a kid. The author also highlights his life growing up and the hardships he had to face. In summary the author takes us through his journey in life as a young kid who had to face the world by himself.
This book has some positive aspects. The author, Chris Bowen, takes the readers on an emotional journey. Therefore, this book is relatable to many people who have had to face the same challenges growing up. The book is enjoyable to read as it has a lot of humor hence keeping the readers interested in the story. The author narrates his personal journey in the book bringing out various emotions in the process enabling readers to reflect on life. This book is encouraging to readers who can relate to the author.
One negative aspect in the book is the use of slang words. Therefore, the book would not appeal to people who do not enjoy the use of slang words or people with no understanding of slang words.
I rate this book 4 out of 4.The book is well written and well edited. There is only one typing error in the book. The author tells a personal story which is relatable to society. This book is educative. It allows the reader to reflect on life and see it in a different perspective.
This book would mainly appeal to kids. The language used in the book is appealing to kids. Also, kids can relate to the stories about school and what they go through at school. The author highlights his life at home as a kid and how he related to other kids and adults. The book is encouraging to kids, especially kids going through the same challenges as the author. This book would also appeal to teachers. The author mainly talks about the school environment. This book would give teachers an incite into the lives and mindsets of kids they interact with.
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A Bloody Book
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The book A Bloody Book by Chris Bowen is well written. In the book, the author takes us through his struggles as a kid. He talks about his life in school and what he went through as he was not one of the bright kids. He talks about his views on life as a kid. The author also highlights his life growing up and the hardships he had to face. In summary the author takes us through his journey in life as a young kid who had to face the world by himself.
This book has some positive aspects. The author, Chris Bowen, takes the readers on an emotional journey. Therefore, this book is relatable to many people who have had to face the same challenges growing up. The book is enjoyable to read as it has a lot of humor hence keeping the readers interested in the story. The author narrates his personal journey in the book bringing out various emotions in the process enabling readers to reflect on life. This book is encouraging to readers who can relate to the author.
One negative aspect in the book is the use of slang words. Therefore, the book would not appeal to people who do not enjoy the use of slang words or people with no understanding of slang words.
I rate this book 4 out of 4.The book is well written and well edited. There is only one typing error in the book. The author tells a personal story which is relatable to society. This book is educative. It allows the reader to reflect on life and see it in a different perspective.
This book would mainly appeal to kids. The language used in the book is appealing to kids. Also, kids can relate to the stories about school and what they go through at school. The author highlights his life at home as a kid and how he related to other kids and adults. The book is encouraging to kids, especially kids going through the same challenges as the author. This book would also appeal to teachers. The author mainly talks about the school environment. This book would give teachers an incite into the lives and mindsets of kids they interact with.
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A Bloody Book
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon