Review of Rocky Truths
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The twists make this anything but cliche. I'm so interested in what happens next. Thanks.kirthana_shivakumar wrote: ↑15 Oct 2021, 09:12 The main idea of finding a parent who left the family seems a little cliche but hopefully the twists and turns promised will make the book different and exciting. The nostalgia seems like an interesting element.
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I wasn't confused at the end of the book; I just wanted to know what happened. It's unfinished, and you have to read the next book to continue the story. Thanks.Akhigbe Bright wrote: ↑27 Oct 2021, 19:00 Any book that will take me back to college days will definitely grab my attention. Leaving your readers confused with more questions at the end of a book may not be too wise because everyone would love to drop the book with fairly enough answers to all the questions the reading prompted in their heads.
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Yes, the truths are difficult to swallow. I'm curious to see how she proceeds from here. Thanks.G D H wrote: ↑28 Oct 2021, 12:23 Not only is Raquel Roberts “Rocky”, the truths she uncovers seems to be of the rocky kind — belonging to those truths which are hard to accept, or relate to. High school is tumultuous enough; I wonder how Rocky would end up solving another hurricane, with her dreams stranded somewhere in between.
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