Official Review: Mirror, Mirror...? by Dodie Meister

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Re: Official Review: Mirror, Mirror...? by Dodie Meister

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Such a quick but fascinating read. The title, Mirror Mirror.... depicts the theme of body image and self-criticism. Nice review.
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The book is just fantastic and so endearing.
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This sounds like an amazing #BOTD. Just from reading your review I know I want to read it. Too bad it needs editing but the overall story sounds promising.
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This book sounds wonderfull thanks to your review. I have started to read the first chapter my self. I instantly felt the feelings the character felt as I myself have body issues. Sad to see that there are grammar errors, but I am glad to hear you think that they don't take away from the story. this looks like a great novel.
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This is such an interesting concept, and I am thinking about reading it. The only thing that might turn me off is all the errors in the story. Hopefully they are all fixed by now! Great review.
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I liked the book description. And from the little I've read so far (first chapter), the book looks like it'll be a fun, quick read. I'm sorry to hear that many errors await me. Hopefully they won't interfere with my enjoyment. Thank you for a great review!
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This book seems like an invitation to study yourself and find the value you haven't found yet. Surely interesting!
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Your review was well written and have a good overview of the book. The plot does sound interesting and with an important message within it
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This sounds like an absolutely incredible read.
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The plot line of this book made me laugh especially the part about the Amazon Alexa coming to life. I was unsure about the novella at first because of the lower rating, but the story sounds well thought out. I think that once the grammatical errors are fixed the story will flow better.
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The concept of this book sounds really interesting. I like how fantasy elements have also been included in the book. Great review!
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Wonderful review! I love fantasy novels and would have assumed that this was a type of Snow White story, until I read your review. The themes tacked like body image and insecurity are refreshing for the fantasy genre.
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I'm fascinated with the stories of AI devices breaking free from human programming and making their own decisions. The issues of self-image are also close to my heart professionally. Mistakes or not, I'm going to give this book a read. Thanks for the review!
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Well done to the author for creating a beautiful tale of redemption and growth around the fantasy genre. The story sounds so inspiring and relatable.
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This is a well written review that portrays how interesting this book is. I look forward to reading it personally.
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