Official Review: Choose Again! by Sherry D Ransom

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This book looks like entertaining because it shows the kind of choices that individuals may opt. Congrats on a well-written review!
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Thank you for such an insightful review! This book seems like it could benefit many, since like you said, we all make choices. I love how the author's tone is inviting, rather than preachy. Also, the "Mapping My Dream" exercise sounds like a neat one to do. Congratulations to the author for receiving such a glowing review!
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Thank you for reading my review! :D
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This sounds like a very inspiring and encouraging book. I am always interested in uplifting books that open the readers mind. Your review was very insightful and informative, and I thank you for sharing this review with us.
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csimmons032 wrote:This sounds like a very inspiring and encouraging book. I am always interested in uplifting books that open the readers mind. Your review was very insightful and informative, and I thank you for sharing this review with us.
Thank you for reading! :D
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I particularly like spiritual books and from the look of it this book would be one I would surely enjoy! Its so important to follow our dreams. Good advice is always appreciated!
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Marika Tabone wrote:I particularly like spiritual books and from the look of it this book would be one I would surely enjoy! Its so important to follow our dreams. Good advice is always appreciated!
I love books with great advice too!

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This sounds like an interesting book with some great advice in it. I like that it doesn't sound like it's too religious, because that's not really my thing. Thanks for the review!
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CarrieMe wrote:This sounds like an interesting book with some great advice in it. I like that it doesn't sound like it's too religious, because that's not really my thing. Thanks for the review!
No, there's not too much religion in it. I think you'll enjoy it!

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The book sounds like a great source of food for thought. I'm glad you chose to write this terrific book review. It was very engaging.

-- 26 May 2017, 12:50 --

Great review! I thought I commented on this already but if I did then I Choose again to comment and just say that your review has inspired me to read this book.
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Jaime Lync wrote:The book sounds like a great source of food for thought. I'm glad you chose to write this terrific book review. It was very engaging.

-- 26 May 2017, 12:50 --

Great review! I thought I commented on this already but if I did then I Choose again to comment and just say that your review has inspired me to read this book.
:lol2:

Thanks for choosing to read and comment again! :D
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