Official Review: There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!

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Re: Official Review: There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!

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'There's a rooster in my bathroom'
is the writing of an intelligent person, he doesn't want the author to explain his writing, but instead we have to translate it into our own language. We can understand the meaning of these words if we have read some or all of the contents of the book, depending on how strongly we analyze it.
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The book sounds like a children's read, but it isn't. The way the author narrates the story is captivating, but this isn't for me. Nice review, nevertheless.
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This book sounds like one part memoir and one part self-help and it sounds very encouraging. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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This is an inspiring book about a woman who believes in serving the people. This book encourages everyone to come out and contribute to the community. Congratulations BOTD!
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It is true that our own challenging times help us to become more empathic. The advice to overcome obstacles, seize opportunities and reach out to others is a timely one. Thanks for the review.
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I like self-help books, and I like to read about anecdotes. The use of photographs is a good way to engage the reader as well. Thanks for your review.
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Post by Yasser Gewayfel »

The name of this book is so funny i think it for kids but when you read you find it good . good review .
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This book seems like a great motivator. The quotes from the book mentioned in this review sounds inspiring. Thank you for the review.
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Post by Kaushiki Parihar »

The book's title does not match with its theme at all. I thought its genre to be comical, however, it's a self help book where the author encourages its readers. Thanks for the great review.
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Post by Mtibza eM »

The photos also stood out for me. When I got this book, I thought it was a children's book, judging form the book cover and title but after reading it I found that it was more than that. L indeed what the author shares between these covers is inspiring.
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I love the perspective of the author, it is an inspiring one. The title of the book is very intriguing and I would love to read the book. Thanks for your review.
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"overcome difficulties, seize unexpected opportunities and reach out to others in their community and beyond". These words are very significant in that by reading this book, we can learn so much from the author's experience. Memoirs and self-help books are not something I will normally read, however I'm intrigued by this book and the life lessons within its pages.
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A life of service to others will always be worth reading about.
Nice review
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Post by Clare Jose »

The book looks like an inspiring read. I'm curious to know more about the author's experiences and lessons from life.
Thank you for your review
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This is a two in one book, an autobiography as well as self help book. This is a witness to authenticity because it deals with the author's real life experiences and lessons drawn from those movements. The book and the book review are written very well.
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