It does discuss a heavy issue indeed. Nonetheless, thank you for stopping by to leave a comment!Caylie_Cat wrote: ↑28 Nov 2018, 02:28 I prefer a less confronting story when I read for pleasure, but your review is well-balanced and thoughtfully written. Thank you!
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I've been thinking about checking this book out. Your review has been helpful. Definitely going to read it now.
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I'm glad that it was helpful for you, and I hope that you will enjoy the book! Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment.CatInTheHat wrote: ↑28 Nov 2018, 21:57 I've been thinking about checking this book out. Your review has been helpful. Definitely going to read it now.
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I think I may have heard this author on NPR a while back. I would be interested in the author's story, particularly how he managed to heal the shame and trauma to find his true path. I really enjoyed your review and will put this book on my list.
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It was rather inspiring, and I think that his courage to face his demons is something all of us could learn from! Thanks for stopping by, Eva! I hope that you will enjoy the book.Eva Darrington wrote: ↑29 Nov 2018, 11:56 I think I may have heard this author on NPR a while back. I would be interested in the author's story, particularly how he managed to heal the shame and trauma to find his true path. I really enjoyed your review and will put this book on my list.
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Awesome review. Thanks for discussing the book quite well. I wonder if there was any reason behind his homosexual orientation.
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The author does go into some detail/analyse his own childhood during his therapy sessions, which seems to utilise Freudian psychoanalysis, so if there is a reason present, I suppose it can be found there. Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment!
