Official Review: Tears and Trombones by Nanci Lee Woody

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Re: Official Review: Tears and Trombones by Nanci Lee Woody

Post by Stephanie Elizabeth »

A book about relationships and music sounds like a great mix. It sounds like Joey has many obstacles to overcome. It is sad that his mother was never able to speak up for him. Thanks for the wonderful review!
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Post by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda »

It's always inspiring to read about someone who overcame adversity and fought to pursue their dream, especially an artistic one. I like character-driven stories, particularly if they are well-developed, realistic, multidimensional characters.
I always feel glad when I read that someone enjoyed a book so much. Thank you for such an enthusiastic review, your excitement for the novel is contagious.
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Brings out the reality of any uprising debutant. Sounds like an inspiring tale to keep an eye on. Thank you!
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Camille Turner's review actually got me thinking about a lot of things, one of which was the challenges experienced by upcoming talented individuals. Would love to read this book.
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I like this book already and it's based on a true story too. I'm sure it's going to be a good read. Nice review.
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It is stories like this that inspire one to keep pursuing their dreams, regardless of the obstacles one is facing. Joey's story is reminiscent of many we've heard of people who overcame numerous hurdles in order to succeed. Woody is a great story teller and deserves the accolades. Well done!
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Post by Janalyn101 »

What a great review, about a great book. I have already started reading this book and really enjoy it. I do enjoy the musicians name in the book, especially because it is based on a true story. Thanks for the great review! :tiphat:
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I love music as well. I loved how persistent Joey was, and was glad when he finally got to go to the concert.
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Sounds like a good read, I'm interested in reading this one and will be adding it to my list. I'm not usually into a book without murder and mayhem, but I'm willing to give this one a try since you rated it so highly.
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I'm pretty sure this isn't my kind of book. First off, I really dislike coming-of-age stories; they just do nothing for me. I also don't like books that involve abuse. And I especially don't like books where someone's dreams are discouraged like mine were. There's nothing worse than having one's parents discourage their desires, so I don't care to read about someone else in that position. Thanks for the thorough review, though.
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This book sounds amazing! Thanks for the fantastic review! I was initially interested in reading this book because I played trombone in high school, but reading this review further interested me in the story and the characters. I love that it’s based on a true story, and I appreciate an author’s ability to create realistic characters that are easy to relate to. I look forward to reading this book!
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Instead of black and white characters, realistic protagonists with flaws and faults sounds interesting. I think I'd enjoy this story. So, thanks so much for your lovely review.
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This sounds like a great book for people who need inspiration to follow their dreams. Nice review!
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I enjoy coming of age novels! This book sounds very well written and appears to tug on heartstrings. I like reading books that have hope and determination. The review stated the author only added necessary information, which is a great characteristic. I've read books with too much information that it feels like it is dragging on. I am glad this is well written. I downloaded it and will read it!
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I don't care for memoirs, as a rule, but this one seems more novel-like than anything else. Although I don't feel a strong connection to the topic, I might check it out. Thank you for your review.
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