Review of Penelopes Purple Passions

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I really find this book so heart-touching although poetry isn't my favourite genre. How the author poured feelings into the poems, how they were relatable. Absolutely artistic.
Thank you for your review. 👌
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The review is well written .
I read the sample only. I really did not care for the poetry in this one. Modern poetry is not a favorite of mine so, this is not surprising.
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This sounds like a memoir made up of poems. I love poetry, especially ones that address topics like love, heartbreak, and loss. It sounds like an emotionally charged collection. Thanks for the detailed review.
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Poems can release tension and brings inspirations. It is a great thing in addition that it is an easy read. Hope to find it interesting and relatable also. congrats on BOTD
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Love has many nuances, and it's nice to find this reflected in a charming collection of poems. It's good to know that the words used in this book are easy to understand; likewise, knowing that you can connect and identify with each idea expressed by her is quite interesting. Without a doubt, this is a book to read and share. Thanks for this honest review.
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I agree with you. It is easy to read so I immediately felt the author's emotions even in the 1st few pages.
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Thank you for your wonderful review. I'm glad you enjoyed it so much. I think I like the idea of poetry, but I no longer believe I understand it. From what I think I understood this book to mean, it was more the hurtful times and I don't need any more reminders of those right now. I'm sure many that enjoy poetry will enjoy it, but I am going to pass on it.
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Post by Yasmine Zaki Muhieddine »

I don't usually read poems, not because I dislike them but I find them complex in general. However this review mentioned that this one is easy to read, fast paced and relatable. I will give it a try.
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Great review! I don’t normally like poems but this sounds really good. Thanks!
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Post by Abram Mathabatha »

Passion, Passion, passion!!! Something that all of us need to practice. Loved the book
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The review was a bit tedious and repetitive but altogether it communicated the book and it's content. I'm not a lover of poetry but I still wish to congratulate the author for courageously and artistically putting her thoughts and life to paper. A writer who can convey their message through poetry is a literary master. A great choice of BOTD!
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Post by David Rhulani »

A great review, it seems like this book has a lot to offer, as education to others, because it feels like it is relatable to the many outside there.
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Lovely story! I like stories of people who were shaped through tough experiences just like losing love. Great review.
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Post by Melissa Schultz 1 »

If the bed or roses were thornsbthat would be my experience of love not the petals, I like that the author has the realization which does give it a different angle. I look forward to reading the whole book and not just the preview.
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I love poetry, and this sounds like a beautiful collection about love, heartbreak, and the growth that comes from both. The image of a butterfly is a great symbol of these concepts. Thanks for the lovely review!
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