Official Review: A Bloody Book by Chris Bowen

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After reading this review I am interested in reading this book now. Not many books out there that tell the stories of our children that are struggling in their home lives. Thank you for a great review.
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Sound interesting and it catch my attention and getting curious about the kids and their feelings. Thank you for the great review!
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This book seems like a interesting but important portrayal of how school can be for some kids, even when they are young as age 5-7. This will definitely be one to recommend to my teacher friends.
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Thank you for checking it out!
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It sound educating.I can wait to read.
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Am definetly curious about the goings-on of this young brains. I really must read it if to just understand them. Thanks for Boyd.
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Thank you!
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That is a great review, thanks for it. I am sure the book will, if not already, have a positive impact on those that read it, like giving encouragement to carry on reading books. I would definitely love to read this book. :)
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good review!i could tell how much you liked this book. Being a teacher this book is exactly what we talk about all the time. that a child’s home life can impact their education and love for learning. this s book will be good for parents and new teachers. Thanks so much for sharing
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deana73 wrote:good review!i could tell how much you liked this book. Being a teacher this book is exactly what we talk about all the time. that a child’s home life can impact their education and love for learning. this s book will be good for parents and new teachers. Thanks so much for sharing
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What a wonderful review, it really made me want to read the book, which I think I will do. Looking at the book cover - before reading your review, I first thought the book would be a serial-killer thriller (reminded me of James Patterson's books, or some of the bloody hand vector arts in Google for some reason).
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It must be easy to read if you were able to read 162 pages in one sitting. Thanks for the review.
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Wonderful review. I enjoyed reading it and felt that you enjoyed the book. I think I will like it, too.
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kislany wrote:What a wonderful review, it really made me want to read the book, which I think I will do. Looking at the book cover - before reading your review, I first thought the book would be a serial-killer thriller (reminded me of James Patterson's books, or some of the bloody hand vector arts in Google for some reason).
I thought the same thing!
The book actually starts out with the author talking about the cover and the seeming metaphor- it's interesting! Thank you for checking it out!
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Wow, this review couldn't recommend the book any more highly. To read it through in one sitting says it all. Sounds like a very :techie-studyinggray: emotionally read. Great review.
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