Review of You Speak for Me Now

[abderrahman El achari]

Between Emma, who is deaf and introverted, and John, who is extroverted and extroverted, the events of this novel, “You Speak for Me Now” by Sandy Graham, take place. Good review.
my regards

[AlesiaE]

"You Speak to Me Now" by Sandy Graham is a beautifully crafted collection of poetry that speaks directly to the heart. Graham's evocative language and profound insights offer a deep sense of connection. Each poem is a journey, rich with emotion and thought-provoking themes. This book is a must-read for poetry lovers seeking a touch of inspiration and reflection.
Highly recommended!

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

In my experience in speaking with those who vote and those who don't, these people feel like their voice does not matter. However, Sandy shows readers in her book just how important their votes are about social issues and government. Thanks for the review!

[Mayengbam Atulananda Singh]

I'm keen to find out how the introverted Emma will save her marriage and family. Despite her disability, I get the notion that Emma will turn out as a very strong character, who does not hesitate to stand up for the truth. This will be a satisfying read, no doubt.

[Harshitha G B]

The book's blurb is intriguing, and your detailed review has further intensified the discussion. The way both of them approach the issue, both individually and as a couple, presents a significant challenge. I have definitely added it to my reading list.

[Miss Snehal]

The married couple Johnny McEwan and Emma, who are extroverts and introverts, whose lives are turned upside down by political differences. This book's author skillfully weaves together themes of politics, marriage, love, and family.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

Reading the sampled pages of You Speak for Me Now, written by Sandy Graham, I had one thought "the extroverts will always put us in trouble". I appreciate the concept of having two polar opposites complement each other and grow a perfect relationship. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Alida Spies]

Opposites attract, or so the saying goes. It appears that the two protagonists don't have much in common, at least on the surface. Beethoven composed music while he was deaf, hence there is some way that deaf people experience music, even if they can't hear it. It will be interesting to read about the relationship between these two opposite personalities and how they addressed the differences. It's difficult when one's words and actions lead to threats to one's family and life. The author touches on controversial subjects and the book will probably attract a lot of diverse comments.

[Sanju Lali]

An emotional and thought provoking fiction novel "You Speak for Me Now" by Sandy Graham, which follows Emma Simon, a deaf woman and music lover Johnny McEwan.

[Jenna Padayachee]

I appreciate your very informative review. It is well-balanced and enjoyable.
" You Speak For Me Now "is an interesting title.
Johnny and Emma make an intriguing couple, considering they are opposites. The challenges they face due to the political tensions at the time and John's outspoken nature, which unravels related consequences, make me keen to discover if their family is able to survive everything victoriously.
A wonderful plot.
Congratulations to the author!

[Marina Flisvou]

I agree with your observation that the author has skillfully crafted a plot that tackles real-world issues, such as discrimination, economic disparity, and the influence of media. The way Graham has woven these themes into the narrative provides a rich, thought-provoking backdrop that resonates with current societal challenges.

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

The plot looks appealing since it addresses current social issues such as racial and gender discrimination; economic disparity; and political power, among others. Plus, Emma and John's strength and courage seem inspiring.

[Amy Luman]

It’s wonderful when an author can make you feel different emotions with just their words, which seems to be the case here. The almost total absence of errors is also very commendable. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Joshua Sawders]

Your review offers a compelling appraisal of 'You speak for me now', and the contrast between John and Emma's personalities perfectly reflects the complexities of a lot of relationships

[Rose Angela]

“You Speak for Me Now” by Sandy Graham is a captivating novel that intertwines romance and politics. The story follows John McEwan, a musically gifted extrovert, and Emma Simon, a deaf introvert, as their love blossoms amidst a chaotic political landscape. The book offers thought-provoking insights into democracy, societal challenges, and the healing power of music. If you enjoy interconnected narratives, this novel is worth exploring! .