Official Review: A Child Left Behind by Phil Hutcheon

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Re: Official Review: A Child Left Behind by Phil Hutcheon

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It i a book that you have to read to get the grip because of the many characters and themes included. I'm sure to read it congrats to the book of the day.
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Sounds like an inspiring and thought-provoking read. I hope Alicia achieves all her endeavors; it was really kind of her to take in an abandoned child despite her own personal troubles. I like that her boss is kind-hearted and desirous of her success. Thanks for the review.
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I like how this book sounds. I love that the author was unbiased in expressing religious and political views. And also I appreciate that some of the characters have a real story.
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:) Small babies aree always set an example of right ways. We know that babies aree another face of god. Which are pure hearted soul. N another characters are also very interesting tk read.
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Quite a thought-provoking read! The issues the book highlights are pertinent, and the ending makes it all the more intriguing. I am definitely going to read this. Thanks for the awesome review!
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This definitely sounds like a controversial yet realistic and heartfelt story. I’m not so sure about the more open-ended aspects, but it seems engaging overall, a good look at a diverse section of the American population and their interconnected but very different lives—and, of course, it all comes back to this poor baby left in the bathroom of the diner. Thank you for the helpful review.
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The book definitely sounds interesting with a varied set of characters. The story does inch more towards tragedy and drama, though I'm excited to find how the characters interact with each other. Thank you for the detailed review.
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Thank you for this review! It is helpful to me in deciding if I'll purchase the book or not.
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I like the narrative approach used in the book. It presents the same topic from different perspectives. I am curious about the views of the people touched by little Brianna when she came into their lives. Also, I wonder if there were legal aspects of child abandonment and adoption mentioned in the story. Thank you for the recommendation.
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I work with children and I truly believe that one child can affect so many lives. This sounds like a touching story that deals with a lot of serious issues. I love a book with dynamic characters and this one seem to have plenty of those. Thank you for your insightful review.
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