“37th” Review and comments

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Dear friends:

You can purchase my book “Climbing Over Grit” Winner of “Canada Book Award” at;

Barnes & Noble, Gardners, Bertrams, Ingram, Baker & Taylor, Amazon.com and all bookselling channels via hubs in the US, UK, Brazil, Germany, Russia, and Australia. The links are listed below:

http://l-aleph.com

http://www.wisehouse-publishing.com

https://m.barnesandnoble.com

http://www.baker-taylor.com

https://www.gardners.com

https://www.bertrams.com/BertWeb/index.jsp

https://www.whitcoulls.co.nz/product/climbing-over-grit-978917637553237903

Our Book Page is:

http://l-aleph.com/project/climbing-over-grit/

http://l-aleph.com/our-authors-2/

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Categories: bedtime story, biography, folk tale, memoir, moral, parable, Short StoryTags: , , , , , ,

15 comments ›

  1. simplywendi
    December 10, 2018 • 3:34 pm

    you are knocking it out of the park, my dear!

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  3. T Ibara Photo
    December 11, 2018 • 9:18 am

    Hello dear Laleh,

    I have just finished reading your book. Actually, I read it 2 times.
    While a relatively short novel, the story is rich in meaning. And it takes time to process the fates of the main character and her family.

    It’s easy for others to say “what a terrible fate” or “what horrible parents.”
    But we must remember: this can (and does) happen to anyone, at any time. In any country or region.
    As a woman, I was painfully reminded how all women must overcome many challenges in some form of other.

    It also forces us to question ourselves “what is a true civilised society?”
    Therefore, I hope others who read this powerful story will not be so quick to judge the characters.
    Instead, it gives us the opportunity to re-examine our own values, and ask ourselves “does my good intention unintentionally (or intentionally) hurt another human being?”
    Sometimes, even the best intentions can deliver terrible results.

    Thank you for sharing such a private story, and allowing your readers to join the journey.

    Best wishes,
    Takami

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  5. pvcann
    December 12, 2018 • 2:08 pm

    Congrats on the publishing.

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