Review of "Dumb" Orphans

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The story of Aiyasha is one of determination and also resilience. I look forward to reading this book. Congratulations on being the Book of The Day.
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I like the themes that the author lays focus on like selflessness, compassion, determination and resilience. The kids have to face inequality and criticism from such a young age. It is going to be an enjoyable read for kids.
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The plot is great, but the title of the book is what I don't like. This book will be enjoyed by young adults and teenagers.
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I dislike it when some set of people are treated less because of probably their situations. I think this can also be regarded as infringing on human rights. I want to know how Aiyasha will take care of the orphans. Great review.
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Egocentric Leadership is not good for the team, whichever the team it is. Would like to learn more about it through thus book and see how the orphans life turns out.
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Congrats on BOTD!
It sounds rather challenging for Aiyasha to be responsible for caring for seven orphans at the tender age of fifteen. How she surmounted challenges with resiliency and determination intrigues me. A real-life account of growing up in poverty and finding hope in unlikely places.
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Resilience and determination caught my attention, if we do not give up, we can achieve whatever we desire to achieve. Your review is inspiring and interesting, especially the fourth paragraph. Congrats on BOTD.
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Thanks for highlighting the theme of resilience and determination in the story. Everyone needs that to survive in this world of inequality, especially the less privileged.
Congrats on the BOTD.
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This book is worth reading, it embodies a lot of knowledge. It has an impeccable storyline that's captivating and teaches everyone, young and old. Everyone needs utmost parental care. I'm adding this piece to my bookshelf. Thanks for your beautiful review. Congrats on being the BOTD.
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I like such children's novels that sensitize children towards the lives of the less fortunate. Looking forward to reading this one. Congratulations on being listed as Book Of The Day.
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This book looks very educational and I think that young adults and children should read it, so they can understand that difficulties can be overcome by working hard and believing in your dreams.
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Aiyasha is a strong girl and I love her determination. This book is great congratulations on winning book of the day
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Young adults who want to learn more about different peoples should read this book, it sounds like. Amazing educational material.
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This would be an interesting read. Would love to know what became Aiyasha and the other orphans she was supposed to take care of. Nice review, contrast on BOTD.
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The headman does not seem like a good person, at all. The story of the seven kids is touching and encouraging. What a great book.
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