Official Review: Seven at Two Past Five by Tara Basi

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Re: Official Review: Seven at Two Past Five by Tara Basi

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I reviewed this book as well, and though I found it to have a few darker elements, I absolutely loved it. I read it through for a second time and picked up things I had missed the first time. The end was, to me, stunning in a very surreal kind of way. Definitely a worthy book. Thanks for the review!
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I want to go through the book and find more on "Disturbance Potential". By this review i think this book is the one of the interesting books i read.
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Absurdity and philosophy aren't my kind of thing. I'll pass the book.
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Although the review sounds great and is very informative, I'll pass on this one really.
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Camille Turner's review of Seven at Two Past Five by Tara Basi confirmed my first idea of the book, that I had while reading the sample.
I am grateful for the information on what was going to happen.
Somehow I knew, from the few pages I read, that the book was well written, that it was extremely creative; the review just confirmed it.
The entire review is a promise that I am sure will be honored. I salute the points the reviewer mentions about the style, it shows a person with a taste for pure literature.
I can't wait to read Seven at Two Past Five and write a review myself.
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A somewhat unique novel "Seven at Two Past Five" by Tara Basi, which follows the complex life and psyche of the old button maker Abi, well known as Seven. Suddenly her routine world is overturned when she wakes up without having nightmares, and she is accused for the same. The story appears to be wonderful.
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The review was well written, concise and straight to the point. It definitely gave the book a clearer appearance.
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The author is very creative judging from the review I read. I like the book cover and the name of the book even more because of its uniqueness.
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I love this book already! Absurdity is necessary so that the brain will be kept psychologically fit. Awesome review.
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I totally agree with you! :)
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I would love to read this! Such an original and intriguing plot!
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This books seems like it has an interesting concept with the button-maker, Abi. However, I did read some of the book but I was not able to follow along very well so I decided not to finish it. Suspense novels are not really my type of book, which may be why I had a hard time with this book.
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I think that fresh and original book ideas are hard to come by nowadays. This truly unique novel sounds suspenseful, thrilling, and engaging until the very end. I am happy you enjoyed the book, great review!
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The false accusations sound like Alice's struggle in Wonderland. Great review!
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Creative novels are so hard to find. If the writing is great too. Count me in!
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