Official Review: Perfect by Judi Miller

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Re: Official Review: Perfect by Judi Miller

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When I first saw the book, I presumed that I wouldn't like it. However, on reading your review I've come to realisation that the book actually talks about a lot of things I'm interested in. Definitely reading this.
Thank you for your review.
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Miller seems to have an incredible journey through these experiences, and. I hope it will exciting to see her walk through it. Congratulations.
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This is definitely not your typical autobiography. I can't believe it's written around spirits, angels, reincarnation, etc. And I would love to know how rape comes into the mix. It's wonderful and unusual. I'd like to check this out.
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This will such an interesting memoir. Me too, I thought it wasn't an autobiography because of the way the plot was presented. Good job!
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I am not a very spiritual person so I am curious about how this book would affect me. I am very interested in seeing how she included themes like reincarnation in her autobiography. Thanks for the review.
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This is not a book for me, but I recognize its worth for readers interested in spritual growth who share similar beliefs. The overall aim of the book is to help readers overcome their problems, and it seems like the author was able to communicate her information effectively. Congrats on the BOTD selection!
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Post by Iva Stoyanova »

This book doesn't seem like something I'll enjoy reading. I'm not interested in spirits and angels, neither I'm interested in the story itself. Thanks for the review!
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A precise review which gave insight about the book. I would really appreciate the author to mention her strength and weakness through the book because it would help the readers to reach to her better.
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Post by Nerea »

This seems to be an interesting autobiography. I would love to read the book and follow through the authors life journey. I like that the author shared her experiences with the aim of helping her readers learn and transform their lives for the better. Congratulations on being the BOTD.
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this book sure seems very interesting to read ,Congrats on Botd
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I commend the author for sharing her life story. However, the spiritual aspects might not interest me, so I will probably pass this one. Thanks for the succinct review!
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Post by Ann Ogochukwu »

I believe that there many 'wonders' that the average man cannot comprehend, and I'm quite curious about the author's story, so I might enjoy this book.
Thank you for this fine review.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. I am generally quite picky when it comes to autobiographies, but this one sounds like it makes the cut. I will be adding this book to my reading list.
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When your story sounds like a fiction story, is it believable? Is it relatable? These questions can only be answered by reading this book. Thanks for a very intriguing review.
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I enjoy reading books like this. They are entertaining and at the same time informative. Thanks for your review.
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