Official Review: A Bloody Book by Chris Bowen

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Re: Official Review: A Bloody Book by Chris Bowen

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I hope you do!

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I love this kind of realistic fiction that reflects new insights. Thanks for your review :)
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Thank you for checking it out! :tiphat:
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I'm not sure about what this book is about? Is it trying to show the hopelessness of many kid's lives? Or that teachers need to work harder to impact kids? I've downloaded because I always kinda wonder why some kids do well and others do not. Maybe this will illuminate even though fiction.
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The book reflects a typical life of a child mostly in schools.I think its an excellent book for any teacher to read.being in that profession I believe I will enjoy reading it
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I like that this book is today's giveaway book because childhood hunger is a cause that must be solved. I believe that the family lives of these children directly effect their school life. As a person who can attest to this, I agree that it is sad when children lose their love for learning. I like that a widely recognized teacher with many awards wrote this book based on his own experiences.
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Thank you for the review. This sounds like a huge eye opener for a lot of people.
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A lovely book I must say. Gonna read it soon.
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Thank you!
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The review is very nice. I enjoyed reading it. :)
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The themes are amazing. Thank you for picking them out so the readers would have a broad overview of the book. Nice review.
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This isn't really the type of book that I was expecting from the title and cover, but I like that this book offers insight into what struggling kids go through. Great review!
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This is a great review. I feel like it is going to tug on my heart strings. I am a nanny now, but was a teacher prior and definitely grabbed my copy of this book due to your review. Thank you for your honest opinion.
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Thank you for checking it out!
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Interesting review sounds like a book I'd like to read.
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