Official Review: Alphabet Motivation by Nakita Jackson

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The alliteration is the most interesting part! Congratulations to the author.
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It sounds like a fun way to read a motivational book! Thanks for the great review!
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Nice review :) The alliteration might be a bit much for me. I like inspirational books, but sometimes they are so very, very cheesy I just can't.
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This sounds like an amazing book that one can't ignore. Filled with words of encouragement and motivation, I'm gonna grab this book for myself.
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I've read motivational or inspire book before and sometime can be monotonous, really excited to read one that uses humor and offers something different! Thanks for the great review!
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I like short pieces if literatures. More so, I love motivational stuffs. I think this is one of my favourable reads. The use of alliterative words makes it more tastier. Congrats on being BOTD.
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Nice review, the book has an interesting-unique way of presentation. The alteration make it playful and fun to read
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Loved your review! The idea of a motivational book with quirky language really appeals to my senses. I'm going to be sure to give it a read!
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Good review. This seems to be a very motivational book.
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I always like good motivational books! This sounds pretty good!
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Since reading each paragraph entails reflection & processing, I would read a paragraph every 2 weeks. I would then complete the book in 1 year...& then perhaps start all over again! Thanks for an informative review!
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This is very interesting idea. I really like the unique and creative way of writing a motivational style book. I've never read motivational books like this before. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Great review!
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I like the encouraging nature of the book. The inspiration is infectious. Great review, thanks.
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I like the idea of starting each chapter with an alphabet and then further adding alliteration to it. Seems interesting. I look forward to reading it. A little inspiration never hurt anyone. Thank you for the review.
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Post by necoman2012 »

I have already started to receive motivational effects through the review!!
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