Review of The ABCs (Always Be Curious) of Life
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Re: Review of The ABCs (Always Be Curious) of Life
The review provides a balanced analysis of the book's strengths and weaknesses, particularly praising its interactive journal concept and relatable life lessons. Great review!
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Thank you!Martina Sette wrote: ↑15 Dec 2024, 07:17 The review provides a balanced analysis of the book's strengths and weaknesses, particularly praising its interactive journal concept and relatable life lessons. Great review!
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Now this is the kind of book I expect to read and enjoy to the core, as books like these can provide the readers with vast knowledge.
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the review.
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Thank you!
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This is a great idea. I loved the idea of segregating our thoughts based on the topics. It is a nice way to understand where one started on that particular thought and their progress over a period of time. However, the negatives you highlighted make it less appealing. Also, the sample does not allow a peak even till the first topic... Thanks for the review, I will mostly skip this one.
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Thanks for sharing your views!Seetha E wrote: ↑05 Jul 2025, 00:31 This is a great idea. I loved the idea of segregating our thoughts based on the topics. It is a nice way to understand where one started on that particular thought and their progress over a period of time. However, the negatives you highlighted make it less appealing. Also, the sample does not allow a peak even till the first topic... Thanks for the review, I will mostly skip this one.
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