Review of You Speak for Me Now

[Krebs Karen]

The storyline and everything looks very intriguing and interesting. I would love to read about this deaf girl's life and how she was able to scale through. Congrats on being book of the day!

[Suvankar Das 1]

"You Speak for Me Now" by Sandy Graham explores the tumultuous relationship between a deaf, introverted girl and a musical, extroverted boy. Their journey through political controversy, business challenges, and personal struggles promises an emotionally gripping read. Thanks for sharing this heartfelt recommendation!

[Nisha DSouza]

You Speak For Me Now by Sandy Graham is the story of Emma, a deaf introvert girl, and John, a musically inclined extrovert boy. Their opposite nature brought them together, and they eventually got married. However, John's outspoken nature and his fearlessness to speak for the less fortunate landed the family in political trouble. It led to the family business getting affected and in turn causing problems in their once happy married life. I'm intrigued by the story and found the review particularly engaging. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Ntokozo Joy Ndlovu]

The multiple themes explored in this book are very polarising. I wonder if John will pursue his ambition or choose his family instead. I like that this is more than just a love story. Well done on the review.

[LUCKY SIDDIQUI]

“You Speak for Me Now
story of two characters Emma and Johnny. Getting lost in the world of the personal and social hardships is represented throughout the process of the journey of the canadian author, Sandy Graham. There is a realistic issue exhibited by the characters, that is, internal and external struggles that make the movie abnormally compelling. Both the sentimental and serious are based on guilt and fear and call the reader to contemplate love, struggle, and justice concerning the people of color. Here, both the witty storytelling, the poets themselves, the believable characters and the intense plot of this story will always be a thing that the reader is eager to get acquainted with.

[Tars]

A quite detailed review almost revealed the entire content of the book, but still didn't entice me to read it. Don't get me wrong, I am sure there are lots of fans preferring such literature, but to me there is nothing more boring than retelling the life of complete strangers. The story sounds like a memoir and I don't like them, so I will have to pass it.

[lim mamanto]

Emma is an introvert, while John is an extrovert. Despite their seemingly opposite personalities, these intelligent and attractive classmates grew to become a couple. They started a thriving business at a very young age and eventually got married. However, John's strong opinions and unafraid nature to voice them out landed him on the wrong side of the politically powerful groups. Soon, the family got dragged into the mess. The reviewer recommends this well-paced novel to all mature readers who enjoy fiction:
I think we would have a hell of a ride reading this politically charged fiction, with its ups and downs. Better check it out. 
 

[Harty Muli]

I would like to follow the intrigues of Emma and Johnny, an oddly paired couple, as they engage in the uncertainties of life. I like how Johnny, the musician, fell in love with Emma even though she is deaf. It's a testament of how love is blind. Thanks for the review.

[Tejas Koli]

Wow, *You Speak for Me Now* by Sandy Graham sounds like an incredibly compelling read! The dynamic between Emma and John, with their contrasting personalities and the challenges they face, seems both intense and thought-provoking. I'm really intrigued by how their story unfolds amidst the broader social and political themes. Definitely adding this to my reading list!

[Steve R 1 Nimmo]

The above review of 'You Speak for Me Now' reminds me of a social media post which stated the following - Epic heroics emanate from the unlikeliest of partnerships.

[Precious Anavheoba]

This sounds like a beautiful story. I love the contrast and resolution. I would like to see what it was like as these two different personalities from two different worlds came together. The cover made me think that the book was a memoir. It's all beautiful.

[Chad Anthony]

The review’s emphasis on real-world issues and character motivations makes this book sound like a must-read. The exploration of themes like discrimination and economic disparity is incredibly relevant. I’m eager to dive into this thought-provoking novel.

[Omobolanle Savage]

I loved how this review highlighted the emotional depth and complex characters of "You Speak for Me Now." The contrasting personalities of Emma and John make their story sound intriguing. I’m excited to see how their relationship evolves amid such intense challenges.

[Janet Kimetto]

John and Emma sound perfect for each other despite their differences. I would love to believe that they would stand by each other and stand for what's right. Congrats on BOTD.

[Rajaee R]

This seems a good story to consider reading. The review is good and gave me clear idea of what should I expect from the book.
Thanks for the review.