Review of The Cackling of the Crows
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If you have an interest in hip hop culture, romance, and a touch of nostalgia, this book might be a great pick for you.

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"The Cackling of the Crows" sounds like an intriguing blend of mystery, romance, and humor! Que's encounters with the crows seems to add an extra layer of curiosity to the narrative. It's great to hear that the book kept you engaged with its conversational tone and occasional humor. The educational aspects are a nice touch too, seemingly offering insights into various subjects.
While the shifting focus between different aspects of Que's life may have been a bit distracting, it's wonderful that the book was well-edited overall.
Thanks for sharing your review!
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You mentioned: "One minute we are talking about his life with Winnie, then the next, we are discussing the lady who invited him over to eat…" It feels like you're engaged in a conversation with the author through his book. Experiencing this connection with a book is truly remarkable.
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That's just adorable.Finally, I admire how Que always mentioned that he wanted the book to go viral so that he could get his parents what they deserve.
I get what you mean. It's awful when the reading spell breaks.I didn't quite appreciate the author referencing people he borrows a quote or two from. He kept saying apologies to this person or apologies to that person after borrowing a quote from them. Also, I think this story swayed in different directions. One minute we are talking about his life with Winnie, then the next, we are discussing the lady who invited him over to eat then we move to K.P. I had to keep backtracking to understand what was being discussed. This affected my smooth reading too. Aside from these, this book was exceptionally well edited. I found no errors in it, which is a plus.
This seems like such a charming read! Thank you!
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