Official Review: The Hidden Agenda
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Patrick Maina1
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Re: Official Review: The Hidden Agenda
An artistic twist to how we look at this pandemic is welcome.Interesting review.
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This book sounds very interesting, being based of the coronavirus, but I can see how it would be rushed since the coronavirus hasn’t been going on for that long. Thank you for your review.
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The writer has done a great work.Some ideas could be borrowed from the book.
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