Official Review: Divided World by Kenneth Pickering

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Re: Official Review: Divided World by Kenneth Pickering

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I am not a fan of drama books but this is definitely worth my time. Sounds interesting. Thanks for the review
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What a touching subject! I can only imagine the emotions brought forth by these plays. Great review!
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Books that try to depict in fine print, the reality of the nuances of the human condition will always be a plus for me!

Thank you for this in-depth review.
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This contemporary play seems intriguing. Fans of plays will appreciate this, but I don't really love plays. So, I'll pass.
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Being a refugee is not something one should pray for. I remember reading about the lives of some refugees in Sudan, they can't even remember their homes again. They were practically lost.

I would love to read this short stories by Kenneth.
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Divided World is a book which goes further to unfold many issues of drama, immigrant, culture and adjustment. The addressing of other issues which affects refugees and the generations that come after them. Engaging, timely and powerful investigative lives beyond the news. Read on to get more indepth information.

Thanks to the author
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A short anthology of modern dramas addressing issues that affect refugees and the generations that come after them. Having the profiles of each playwright along with their plays connects the reader to the playwright. Thank you for your review.
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Thanks for the review, but the subject matter just doesn't interest me, so I won't be reading this "short anthology of modern dramas addressing issues that affect refugees and the generations that come after them".
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I'd like to "jump" into this anthology. I hope the errors have been straightened out by now.
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People and their stories are so fascinating. Thank you for the intriguing review.
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This book will be a good way to delve into the life and thoughts of several immigrants and refugees. It must be a hard life for them. Divided World, indeed.
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This seems like an interesting read. I would definitely add to my must-read books. Thanks for the review.
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This book seems very insightful, because it gives you stories beyond the news and through the point of view of the middle eastern people.
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I haven't read a collection of plays in a while and the stories sound fascinating. Great review.
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The book sounds like an amazing collection of dramas about people who cannot call their present location home, even when they are with their own families. Beautiful review, it describes the book succinctly.
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