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Betty Mcqueary
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I really enjoyed the book but would really loved an additional chapter as I need to know if characters lived. I just would love more info on the rest of they're story.
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I loved the cultural diversity in the book, seeing the divide of people from different races, felt real. This book was authentic in its entirety.
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I really appreciated the storyline: this is a refreshing book dealing with a wealth of crucial topics. Anyway, I would have explored more certain themes, in particular extending the consciousness of characters to have it reach the pages.
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