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The author indeed wrote the book in a clear comprehensible way. I read the sample and noticed how simple the thought or the sentences were constructed. I agree, it was easy to read, but I liked it that way. Great review, though.
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This book sounds quite inspiring, and I think it would be beneficial to those dealing with a life-altering injury. The author is very candid about his experiences, and I love that, despite the difficulties he had to endure, it didn't break his spirit. Thanks for the lovely review!
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Gregory's experience shows how powerful support and determination can be, even in the face of lifelong injuries. Kudos to the author for having the courage to share his story with the world! Wonderful review, thanks!
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A short book that gives an account of how the author has learnt to overcome some of the challenges he faced after a serious accident. I find it interesting that he was able to use rap music to overcome his “slow speech”. The review was very nicely done.
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This is an inspirational non-fiction autobiographical novel highlighting accidents, childhood, brain injury, survival, determination, and overcoming challenges. The book is temporarily discounted on Amazon Kindle and has an inciteful OnlineBookClub review. Congrats on the BOTD.
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The author is very brave to share his story with us in this book. He talks about his Traumatic Brain Injury, how he overcame the difficulties he had in his life, and a lot more. It sounds inspiring, even though this is a short book. Congrats on BOTD for the author!
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An enjoyable book that gives hope and inspiration to us all. Thank you for your review.
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Thanks for your review. It was unfortunate that the author, Gregory Hebert, was involved in such an accident, and the consequence was uncalled-for. Still, it's admirable that he has the will to overcome this misfortune.
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That was a great review! The book seems like a good read. I love a nice and short inspirational story. It gives the motivation to never give up, no matter what.
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These kind of stories are very inspiring and show that you should never give up!
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Gregory seems like an inspiring man. I am looking forward to reading this. Thanks for your review.
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Stories about perseverance and surviving are always very inspiring. Great job with the review. Too bad that there is an abrupt ending.
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This sounds like a powerful book in that it can help a lot of people struggling with their own issues! I may have to check this one out! Thanks for the great review!
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Post by Asma Aisha Ansari »

The story sounds interesting and inspiring. And I never could imagine that rap music could be used to improve speech. This fact is really fascinating indeed.
And thanks for this amazing review :tiphat:
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Post by Mvictoria »

This sounds like a hopeful and inspiring short book! I don’t think I’ll read it because of the abrupt ending and my lack of interest in memoirs. I think lots of nonfiction lovers would like this book!
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