Thanks, and thank you for commenting. It is always good to look back at different times in our lives. Looking back on where we've been, and looking forward to where we are going.
Official Review: Forgive and Forget by Vincent Burke
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Re: Official Review: Forgive and Forget by Vincent Burke
"Like beauty in the eyes, the divinity of the rose may be in the nose that smells it, and the lover that beholds it." Eckhart Aurelius Hughes
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Sunday diamond wrote: โ17 May 2020, 10:35 I'm a fan of memoir. It's intriguing to hear that the book is about gay pretence
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Thanks for commenting. I enjoy memoirs too. Vincent has a very interesting story. Being gay in the 1900s was a whole different world than it is for gay people today. I hope you enjoy his story.
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B Creech wrote: โ17 May 2020, 17:25Sunday diamond wrote: โ17 May 2020, 10:35 I'm a fan of memoir. It's intriguing to hear that the book is about gay pretence
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Thanks for commenting. I enjoy memoirs too. Vincent has a very interesting story. Being gay in the 1900s was a whole different world than it is for gay people today. I hope you enjoy his story.
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I will definetly read Vincent's memoirs. It sounds like a very interesting life story from which I'm sure we can learn a thing or two.
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Thanks, and thank you for commenting. I hope you enjoy the book!Alexandra1234 wrote: โ18 May 2020, 02:31 Great review! It really sold the book .
I will definetly read Vincent's memoirs. It sounds like a very interesting life story from which I'm sure we can learn a thing or two.
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