Official Review: There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!

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Re: Official Review: There's a Rooster in My Bathroom!

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I just started reading this myself. I like the particular quotes that you mentioned in your review. Good job on the review.
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I'm sure there are gems of inspiration in this book, but I'm going to pass. This genre doesn't grab my attention.
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Interesting review. From sampling the book, I am intrigued by the author’s service in the peace corps. She served in Moldova for two years. As I have lived in other countries as well, this seems like something I would like.
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Post by Kaylee Elmer »

I tend to enjoy fiction books more than non fiction, so this is probably not a book I would normally choose to read, especially since the reviewer said the writing didn't always flow well. But it does sound like the book could be helpful to others! Thanks for a great review!
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I love reading the life experiences of other people, especially if they have gone through hard circumstances. It encourages others not to give up and push harder no matter what. An excellent review!
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The title is eye-catching but also a distraction to the content within it. Congrats BOTD. :tiphat:
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I love self-help books. I love when experienced authors share their stories to encourage and guide people currently in the same situation they've overcome.

Beautiful review
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Post by Rayah Raouf »

This is an extremely well-written review! I was not expecting the book to be inspirational. I was expecting it to be a children's book. Now that I know what it's about, I do not think I will pick this up. Thank you for writing the review.
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I don’t normally read self help books, so I’ll pass on this one. I enjoyed your interview.
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Post by Lauren Hanna »

I like how many messages there are in this book. Given the title, I wouldn’t have thought this to be a self-help and encouraging book! Your review was very helpful in truly understanding what the author was trying to convey. Thank you for a great review.
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I really liked the title and its symbolism, because I think that Rooster is a symbol for waking up, or in this case for self-help.
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Great review! I was surprised by the title that this was not a children’s book. I love the quote in the review that reads “ We all have meaning for other people, and we need to do a stronger job of protecting that and recognizing that“I like that this book is focused on the reader and I appreciate the fact that she talks about the meaning of life and the opinions of others congrats on the BOTD!
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Post by Francis Aderogbin »

This book sounds like a self help book that teachers how to live in harmony with your neighbors. It will be an interesting read. Kudos to the reviewer.
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Sounds like an awesome book of self help expressed in a very funny way. I would definitely check out for this book.
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Post by Abisolalawal »

This review creates an impression that the book is more of life experiences of the author to the readers with an intention to encourage the readers. The title however builds curiosity in me. Although this is not my kind of books but I sure will include it in my shelf to read in the future. Thanks
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