Official Review: The People's Hare by Michael Minnis

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Re: Official Review: The People's Hare by Michael Minnis

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ALynnPowers wrote:Yes, of course! All of my three stars could have easily been four stars "if only" ________.
But you would know this if you had read any of my reviews. ;)
I have! But I wanted to know whether it made you angry :)
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ryanj1 wrote:
ALynnPowers wrote:Yes, of course! All of my three stars could have easily been four stars "if only" ________.
But you would know this if you had read any of my reviews. ;)
I have! But I wanted to know whether it made you angry :)
Nah! Not angry! I don't get angry easily, especially from a book. But if a book did get me angry, I would definitely give it praise for that. Inciting emotions in people is a good sign of a great writer, I believe.
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As a lover of history and the daughter of an artist, I think that I would really, really enjoy this book. I recently finished The Book Thief, and I'm now more curious than ever to learn about this time period from the viewpoint of German citizines. Thank you for your review.
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LivreAmour217 wrote:As a lover of history and the daughter of an artist, I think that I would really, really enjoy this book. I recently finished The Book Thief, and I'm now more curious than ever to learn about this time period from the viewpoint of German citizines. Thank you for your review.
Thanks, LivreAmour217. I'm glad the book appeals to you :)
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Wow :shock:
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Graverobber wrote:Wow :shock:
Popular 8)
Well, I don't quite see my name on Forbes' rich list just yet :lol:
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You'll get there :wink:
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Graverobber wrote:Wow :shock:
Popular 8)
I know, right. Puts me to shame.
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ALynnPowers wrote:
Graverobber wrote:Wow :shock:
Popular 8)
I know, right. Puts me to shame.
The apprentice has become the master. I have taught him well, young grasshopper. 8)
You ... and the voices in my head 8)
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Are the voices good teachers then?
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Apparently they are, since he has automatically become the master of reviewing. Michael Minnis is lucky to have gotten feedback from the master at his level. 8)
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I enjoyed read your review. Very thoughtful and insightful critique. The book sounds unique and interesting.
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bookowlie wrote:I enjoyed read your review. Very thoughtful and insightful critique. The book sounds unique and interesting.
Thanks, bookowlie! :D
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I had forgotten about this one! Once again, another book that would be so over my head!
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bookowlie wrote:I enjoyed read your review. Very thoughtful and insightful critique. The book sounds unique and interesting.
Oops, sorry about the typo in my previous comment. When I type on my iPhone, it's not a pretty sight!
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