Review of A World Diverse lll

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Poetic book like this are kind of my favourite. I like books that talks about diversity. Great review and congrats on making the book of the day.
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Authors that write about the contemporary lifestyle invite readers to reflect on the lives in a literary way by drawing upon their individual experiences. Thanks for the review.
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Life and diversity are words that go line in line. I would like to read this book because of the finality of life and grief which the author surely explained here in details. Congrats on the reviewer of the day
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I appreciate that the poems are rich in metaphor and they help us to think about life. Thanks for the review.
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I definitely could go for a poetry collection right now. I'm sure I'd love it. Thank you for your fabulous review!
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This book is very interesting. It has a nice review and a nice book cover. I think I would love to read the whole story and I can learn a lot from it. Thanks for sharing and congrats on BOTD!
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I write poetry too, so I'm a huge fan of reading other poets' work. This collection of poems sound very interested and falling in love with these stories. Congrats on being BOTD!
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My relationship with poetry is a bit love/hate, both with reading it and writing it, but I can’t really say no to something that discusses diversity. The topics covered by these poems are crucial to society today, and I’d say that everyone could do with reading more about them (although the ones who could benefit most probably wouldn’t want to). Thank you for the helpful review.
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I like how thought-provoking the poems are. Great review too
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This book must have stemmed from the author's experiences, and I believe it would be enriching.
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The beauty of life is to be free from burden, there is a say that problem shared is problem half solved. The only way one can solve their problem is to tap from the wisdom of the author and those of similar interest. Congratulations on BOTD.
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Post by Ann Ogochukwu »

I'm not much of a poetry lover, but I love a book that causes its reader to reflect on life, so I'll like to give this one a try.
Congratulations, BOTD.
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Poetry always seemed daunting to me,to read and understand the poet's point of view. However,the review makes this book sound interesting to try. Thanks for the review!
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I am not a fan of poems but I think this might be something I enjoy due to it touching to life facets I am likely to relate to. Kudos!
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Post by nwankwo chibuchi »

A collection of reflective poems will be a great read. I’ll check this out. Great review.
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