Official Review: A Patchwork of Pink by Bev Arnold
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Re: Official Review: A Patchwork of Pink by Bev Arnold
Her battle with cancer would be a very encouraging tale.I suggest this book be given more publicity.Wonderful.
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Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.Sweet Psamy wrote: ↑08 Sep 2018, 04:31 Her battle with cancer would be a very encouraging tale.I suggest this book be given more publicity.Wonderful.
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What a fighter! Sounds like a great book for anyone who needs to be inspired. Great review!
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Thanks for stopping by! (:LaurenHaupt wrote: ↑23 Sep 2018, 13:22 What a fighter! Sounds like a great book for anyone who needs to be inspired. Great review!
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It's unfortunate that it's not an "immersive" read, but nevertheless it sounds very important, and maybe even inspiring for people going through a tough time themselves. I like how animals are here cause for emotional healing; it's a very unique story and oddly reminds me of Steve Irwing. Anyway, thank you for the review!
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I can see why you would say that it reminds you of Steve Irwing – for Arnold, animals really played a huge part of her emotional healing. Thanks for stopping by!Sahar Majid wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 03:45 It's unfortunate that it's not an "immersive" read, but nevertheless it sounds very important, and maybe even inspiring for people going through a tough time themselves. I like how animals are here cause for emotional healing; it's a very unique story and oddly reminds me of Steve Irwing. Anyway, thank you for the review!
