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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 of how all women must overcome many challenges in some form or another.It also forces us to question ourselves “what is a truly civilized 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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The Excerpts are intriguing.. Checked on Amazon.. Good luck and wishes for many more novels to come 🙂
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You are very kind Josh, thank you.<3
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Will promote it where ever I could.. keep shining 🙂
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You are so kind Josh, God bless you.<3
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An excellent review.
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Thanks dear so much.<3
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Her story is mesmerising and thought-provoking!
I could not put the book down once I started reading. It truly made me stop and re-think my own “values” and what I believe to be the “best” for myself and the people I love. I remember reading a quote somewhere: ‘the road to hell is paved with the best intention’ and the book was another reminder of it.
Again, I hope that readers will not be so quick to judge the family. This can happen to anyone.
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Thanks a million dear, I will share your kind and beautiful words.<3
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Hello my friend,
You have already shared my review on this page: https://avoicefromiran.wordpress.com/2018/12/11/review-climbing-over-grit-24/
The above comment was a reply to “Ancient Skies” 🙂
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I know, but your words were beautiful and couldn’t pass it,LOL.
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❤️
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I’m looking forward to reading it! Thank you Takami.
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Peace.
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Beautiful picture of you Laleh. Keep shining!
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Thanks so much dear.<3
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You’re welcome !
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I was struck by the wish expressed in the review that people “will not be so quick to judge”. I haven’t read your book but if it causes others to put themselves in the shoes, as it were, of others then it has done what good writing should always do. 🙂
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Thanks dear Dave, that’s very kind of you.<3
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that’s a great review, Layal. I wish you great luck with your book.
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Thanks darling so much.<3
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