Official Review: Traveling Apple by Alfred M. Mathers

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Re: Official Review: Traveling Apple by Alfred M. Mathers

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Thanks for this awesome review. I love reading autobiographies because the author gives us first hand account of his life experiences.
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Thanks for the amazing review. I too enjoy a book that has a sense of humour.
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In this book Alfred tells us about his failures and successes, and he higlites what he learned from them. It's a beautiful review.
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It sounds like Alfred is living quite a full life! It's awesome that he's honest about the times he didn't succeed. Thanks for the wonderful review!
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This story is indeed an honest book, written by an honest author. Thanks for this revealing review.
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Your enthusiasm about this book made me regret not picking it up to review it! :( Great job, as always!
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81 years? He's a man not a guy :D
Nice and captivating review! I loved it Keep it up!
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It will be fun reading a humorous old man of 81 recall his life experiences.

Thanks for the review.
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This book looks like a very good read. Thanks for an insightful review!
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What a life he must have led. Anguish, joy, triumphs, frustrations... 81 years on Earth would definitely provide quite the mix of hurdles and emotions for any man. Thanks for your review!
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I'm all for well-written and honest autobiographies so maybe I'll give Traveling Apple a go. I wonder why the author chose this title too. Thank you for your great review!
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Accepting your mistakes make you a better person and Alfred does the same. Interesting book and good review.
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Looks you really enjoyed this book. Thank you for the introduction!
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We ought to feel relatable when we read about people in a book, like Alfred, sharing his strengths and weaknesses is my favorites part in this whole story. Good review.
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We ought to feel relatable when we read about people in a book, like Alfred, sharing his strengths and weaknesses is my favorites part in this whole story. Good review.
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