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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I love books with a variety of interesting characters and heavy themes, and A Child Left Behind seems to be strong on both levels. I'm intrigued. Thank you for your great review!
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A beautiful book that tells us about the love and compassion little children are capable of spreading. Congratulations BOTD !
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This book sounds like a unique take on the all too familiar abandoned baby story. The characters seem to be in depth and descriptive. Good job on the review.
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A Child Left Behind by Phil Hutcheon seems like a great book. I can already imagine how good it is after reading this book. I wish to read most especially to find out if the abandoned child landed in a good family. Congratulations on the BOTD. Great review!
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This sounds like a unique story. I love how it tackles sensitive themes like abandonment but also has eccentric characters. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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Brianna's story seems to be only the pretext the author needs to tackle a wide variety of topics from abortion and adoption to immigration and corruption. I love the fact that the story is told from multiple perspectives. Thanks for a great review!
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I love it when the characters in a book are so unique that it is evident in their style of dialogue. This is just my kind of book. Thanks for the amazing review and recommendation.
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Thank you for the great review. Am so reading this book. It is very interesting and the story is encouraging. Congratulations to the BOTD
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This seems like children's book. The character of Brianna appears interesting and comical. But this is surely not my genre.
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The storyline looks interesting but i will pass this one because it is not of my genre. I loved reading the review.
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This sounds like a good book, it just illustrates what is happening in the day to day life, a baby being left in a restaurant. I may read this and find out how a parent can abandon her own child.
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This book is powerfully loaded with thought-provoking features. Great review, well-done.
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Sounds like a lovely, but tough read. I love how the plot sounds, and characters seem interesting.
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Alicia must have had an easy time working as a waitress and at the same time attending college; given that she has a supportive boss, Clara.
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A dramatic fiction book that borders on sensitive issues like child abandonment, abortion, adoption, and many more seems compelling. Lovers of this genre will surely enjoy reading it. Thanks for your interesting review.
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