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The Hearts You Give Lift Our Voices Eternally by Gregory Hebert is a wonderful book that inspires us to strive to overcome whatever challenge we are facing. This story embolden my faith and I recommend it to everyone facing challenges in life that despite the challenge you can live a fulfilled life. Thanks for the review.
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This is most certainly inspirational. I am glad the author shows that indeed it is possible to stand up when life knocks us down. Thanks for the review.
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After seeing the book's number of pages, it seems that the book will be a short read. Congratulations to the author for BOTD, and thank you to the reviewer for providing an insightful review.
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This book is about the author's journey through life with a Traumatic Brain Injury. It sounds emotional and inspirational. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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This boo looks very inspirational. I would love to know how the author had over come his disabilities. What challenges he had to face and in general how life is to him.
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I love inspirational books. Seems like he lived an inspirational life worth emulating and there is a lot to learn from it. Nice review
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Thanks for the review; it's well written and informative. I am intrigued by how the author tries to overcome his difficulties. I mean, using rap music for slow speech? That would never have crossed my mind as therapeutic. It sounds inspiring indeed. Congrats on being the BOTD.
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How wonderful it is to read a story of one who faced an incredible challenge and overcame it. Having faith in better things to come supercedes what can be seen right now. Am glad Herbert's faith pulled him through after the accident.
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To be in a car accident and lived to tell the story is a story in itself. Amazing how a good support system can build the morale of a person. Thank you for the engaging review.
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This is really interesting. Self-Worth. It is indeed delightful that after the accident, music, particularly hip hop, helped him overcome from it and able to have a better life.
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The short memoir holds lessons for a lifetime. I am sure it will be very inspiring to read about the author overcoming the turbulent times. Thank you for the heartwarming review!
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Using rap music to overcome slow speech? That's an ingenious idea if I ever heard one. I'd like to read about the other details of the author's recovery and the roles his family members played in it. Sounds like an inspiring read.
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It is interesting that a person who had such a painful childhood could write a book of the essence of faith and hope. This book will be helpful to a lot of people
Nice review.
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This is a great review with a lot of detail. Well done :tiphat:
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This book sounds inspiring and uplifting. I’m glad that the author was able to not only pull through after such an accident but remain hopeful and motivated and find a creative way to overcome slow speech. The fact that he had people in his life who supported him is very heartwarming as well. Thank you for the helpful review.
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