Review by KlareAllison -- Who Told You That You Were Naked?

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Jem Tomarong wrote:I also reviewed this book and found out that whoever reviewed this book shall learn a lot. You got the main points Klare.
Thanks, so much, Jem Tomarong, for your kind words. I find Combs book quite informational and edifying. Moreso, the personal testimonies were relatable to my own experiences.
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I don't think I've ever read a review more beautiful. I am converted to buying this book this very minute
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This sounds like an awesome soulful read. Great review, it makes me want to grab it and read it on my couch lazying by the fire.
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geoffrey ngoima wrote:I don't think I've ever read a review more beautiful. I am converted to buying this book this very minute

Your compliment glows! Thanks so much, geoffrey ngoima, for making my day. I am sure you will not regret buying the book.
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KlareAllison wrote:
geoffrey ngoima wrote:I don't think I've ever read a review more beautiful. I am converted to buying this book this very minute

Your compliment glows! Thanks so much, geoffrey ngoima, for making my day. I am sure you will not regret buying the book.
You're welcome, ...at your service.
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kislany wrote:This sounds like an awesome soulful read. Great review, it makes me want to grab it and read it on my couch lazying by the fire.
Thank you so much, kislany, for stopping by. Yes, go ahead and grab a copy! I am sure you will enjoy William Combs' almost playful writing style.
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This review is so reflective. I just found myself imagining what could have been. Although I have issues with non fictions, you did a wonderful job dear. Great review.
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Belynda White wrote:This review is so reflective. I just found myself imagining what could have been. Although I have issues with non fictions, you did a wonderful job dear. Great review.
You're so kind, Belynda. Thank you for reading my review of Who Told You That You Were Naked? I sincerely found the book insightful.
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Hi, KlareAllison! Thanks for this wonderful review of the book. You packed in a lot of the effective literary tools that the writer used. I commend Christian authors (am I right to assume this is true for the author?) who are able to catechize in creative ways. I need to partake of this author's wisdom soon.
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This is an interesting book, and how the author narrates the storyline, it's so amazing...I hoped to read more of his writings. That's how assimilated I was of his creative use of imagination in delivering this well-informed book!
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Miriam Molina wrote:Hi, KlareAllison! Thanks for this wonderful review of the book. You packed in a lot of the effective literary tools that the writer used. I commend Christian authors (am I right to assume this is true for the author?) who are able to catechize in creative ways. I need to partake of this author's wisdom soon.
Thanks very much, Miriam Molina, for your nice comment's on this review. You're absolutely right. The author definitely knows what time it is, so to speak, in relation to his imaginative delivery of the message of the Gospel. You will enjoy this book!
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You should do more reviews, KlareAllison! I eagerly await your next one.
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@Miriam Molina. Thank you! I'll get right to it. Just that downloading some of the books here in readable form can be very problematic
sometimes.
"Sometimes I find myself sitting in one spot for hours, staring at nothing, feeling nothing, and most disturbingly, caring about nothing".

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KlareAllison wrote:@Miriam Molina. Thank you! I'll get right to it. Just that downloading some of the books here in readable form can be very problematic
sometimes.
That's a pity! I have not had that problem yet. Would you care to tell me where you are from?
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It's great to hear that you enjoyed this book! I read this one and I got lost in some of the Biblical stories being shared. I agree it would have been nice if the author shared more about that Alaskan night, since I was intrigued by that. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
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