Is it possible to write the critics in other languages like French? Because french is my native language................

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Ange Gillian ANDELA SIKINI wrote: 04 Aug 2023, 19:17 [
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Thank you for reaching out. To change your language preference you can go to the Preferences tab: https://forums.onlinebookclub.org/revie ... rences.php. If the book is in French, then you can write the review in French, but you cannot do that if the book is in English or any other language. I hope that answers your question.

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