Official Review: Cloud Over Kairiru

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Re: Official Review: Cloud Over Kairiru

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This book by Robert K. had elements of suspense. The author did an excellent job in writing this interesting book.
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Sadly Papua New Guinea stays mainly unexplored that's why I'm so glad to learn about this book :) I would love to check it out for sure. Sorry about the loose ends tho. Great review!
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Great review. I don't like holes in stories too, lose ends are meant to be tied. Their discovery of a Japanese war cave intrigues me.
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Your review's really enjoyable. Well done!
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The plot of this book sounds interesting. I was also embraced by your review, it was insightful, and enjoyable. Keep it burning.
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Sounds very interesting. Great review :)
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Post by Maria Esposito »

It would have been amazing to have an understanding of the foreign words included in this book. Regardless, it is clearly an enjoyable and interesting read. Great work, Michelle!
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