Official Review: When Lions Roar by Karen Leigh Gruber

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Re: Official Review: When Lions Roar by Karen Leigh Gruber

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When Lions Roar by Karen Leigh Gruber seems very interesting and mysterious. I would love to read the book but unfortunately, I didn't find the copy at Kindle. Congratulations on #BOTD.
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Have for many years heard about Maasakai Kingdom, I believe this book will tell me more about them, it's also teach us about motherly love to his daughter, I must say have enjoyed reading your review and this must be a great book. Otherwise congrats on BOTD.
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Sounds unusual from my normal reading, interesting to me.
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This interesting fictional story tells of the human world and the animal world merged together when a little girl goes missing. This book makes the characters come alive. Congratulations to the author for being chosen as BOTD. This was a well-written review. Thanks to the reviewer.
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Looks like an interesting plot and that the story has a lot of imagination to it. It id interesting that the animals were perhaps originally human
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Reading about Maggie and princess Kazi sounds captivating. I would also love to know how Hannah’s disappearance changed their lives. Thanks for the excellent review
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I like the mesh of the human and animal world. I like it when stories have a refreshingly unique and original format. It's creative and fun. It sounds like an emotional and inspiring read. Great and thorough review!
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I like that the book merges humans and lions, but I’m not particularly fond of the erotic content. I’m a little on the fence with this one.
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I simply love books with an awesomely unique storyline. From the very first sentence I knew I enjoy this one. Congrats on BOTD. Great review also. :congratualtions-smiley:
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Firstly, :tiphat: :tiphat: hats off to the writer of this review. The quality is amazing. I was instantly interested in reading this novel. The fascination with the thought processes of the animal kingdom has always fascinated me. A combination and orchestrated interaction with be absolutely enjoyable. I will read this one
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The split of the plot into two parts and the narration about the two different creatures that merge into a single story sound quite intriguing.
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The plot is certainly a unique and interesting one. My interest is piqued. Good work on the review.
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I would not guess this book to be multiverse base from the cover. I would like to have a copy a dive into another world where lions rule. Thank you for the great review. Keep. It up!
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Combining the stories of the human kind and the animal kingdom sounds like a unique and interesting take for me. I have a feeling that I would enjoy this, as it is both informative and entertaining, not to mention relatable.
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what got my attention was the story was between human and animal life and the different aspects of life too, I'm definitely gonna give this book a try...
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