Review of Lessons in Mercy

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Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu
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Looks like a rollercoaster of emotions. Your review is touching. I love the quotes! Great job! I really enjoyed reading this review.
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Sara Bartolomeu wrote: ↑12 Apr 2023, 15:01 Looks like a rollercoaster of emotions. Your review is touching. I love the quotes! Great job! I really enjoyed reading this review.
Thank you, Sara, for your encouraging words. 😊🙏
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Most times, we tell ourselves, that we're not going to walk the same path our parents did because of how terribly it affected us, but we end up winding on the same path without knowing. Thank you for this thought provoking review.
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Medina Fedrick wrote: ↑13 Apr 2023, 21:45 Most times, we tell ourselves, that we're not going to walk the same path our parents did because of how terribly it affected us, but we end up winding on the same path without knowing. Thank you for this thought provoking review.
Thank you, for your kind words, Medina. 😊🙏
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Thank you for your review. Nicely put review. appreciate it!!
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