Official Review: I once had a Farm in Ireland

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I think I would enjoy this book simply because I would like to know more about Ireland. I liked reading your review!
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Prisallen wrote: 09 May 2019, 07:19 I think I would enjoy this book simply because I would like to know more about Ireland. I liked reading your review!
I'm glad you did. Thank you!
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Ireland is a beautiful country. It seems this book gives a nice account of rural Ireland.

Thank you for the great review.
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The book, "I once had a farm in Ireland" seems like an interesting read.

From the review I can see it also about social and political issues.

Thank you for the review.
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Kajori50 wrote: 10 May 2019, 11:54 Ireland is a beautiful country. It seems this book gives a nice account of rural Ireland.

Thank you for the great review.
It truly did! A life based on farming. :tiphat:
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Mr Benji wrote: 11 May 2019, 01:43 The book, "I once had a farm in Ireland" seems like an interesting read.

From the review I can see it also about social and political issues.

Thank you for the review.
It had it's touch but wasn't it's main intention. :tiphat:
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Farming is not for the feint of heart. Many people don't understand the amount work needed to keep things moving. This seems like an interesting read about someone following their dream. Thanks for the wonderful review!
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kdstrack wrote: 11 May 2019, 10:04 Farming is not for the feint of heart. Many people don't understand the amount work needed to keep things moving. This seems like an interesting read about someone following their dream. Thanks for the wonderful review!
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I love the writing style you've used to summarize the story. Ireland seem to be a suitable place for farmers. The book seem to touch on a couple of relevant themes. I appreciate your eloquent and clear review. (I admire your writing style).
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Nerea wrote: 13 May 2019, 02:05 I love the writing style you've used to summarize the story. Ireland seem to be a suitable place for farmers. The book seem to touch on a couple of relevant themes. I appreciate your eloquent and clear review. (I admire your writing style).
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Great opening paragraph, you drew me in! I would love to visit Ireland. It definitely sounded like a challenge moving from a big city to a small rural farm. I've moved to a large city coming from a rural village - it's not for the faint hearted! Thanks for the review!
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Great review,as always! I really like the author's message. While I agree that we should be supportive,often we do not realize where to draw the line. This is something which I have faced in my life and therefore can relate. I would love to read this and learn more about her journey.
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This seems like an interesting book, but I think I'll pass. Great review!
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Don't know much about ireland, germany and farming but the readers familiar with farming and these regions would surely find it interesting. Thanks a lot for the review :tiphat:
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Though this is a not a book for me, I very well enjoyed your review. Thanks for sharing 👍👍
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