Official Review: Hackett Street by Paul Hastings

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Ellylion wrote: 24 Dec 2019, 09:55 I believe it's an amazing story about family mysteries and relationships. I would love to give this one a try especially because it narrates about hard choices and has many interesting subplots. I love reading your reviews so much! Thank you for this one! :)
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kandscreeley wrote: 22 Dec 2019, 18:26 This sounds fabulous! I enjoy the young adult genre, and I am so intrigued by the thought of this hidden money! I will have to put this on my list! Thanks for a great review!
The prospect of finding money at any age is exciting; I don't know what I would have done finding it as a teen! Thanks for your comment.
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Julius_ wrote: 21 Dec 2019, 00:04 sounds like a very nice YA novel about family secrets. thanks for the review.
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inaramid wrote: 21 Dec 2019, 01:45 Sounds like this book checked all the right things for a YA novel. Thanks for this wonderful review!
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kdstrack wrote: 22 Dec 2019, 20:26 I can just imagine the boys discovering that stash of cash!! It's interesting that they had their parents pegged and knew enough to keep quite about their find. Now you have me wondering about who ended up with the money! Great review. Thanks.
It kept me guessing until the end, that's for sure! Thanks for your comment.
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LinaMueller wrote: 23 Dec 2019, 09:11 Money can, at the same time, solve many problems as well as be a source of conflict. The characters in this book seem to be very interesting. I liked your review as always, Stephanie Elizabeth. Well done.
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I'm usually not very interested in family tales but your review makes this one seem so interesting I might check it out. Thanks for the review!
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Flawed characters are more relatable and realistic. Would like to read it.
Thanks a lot for a good review Stephanie ☺.
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I must admit this sounds like a great read and one of those I wouldn't like to miss reading this year. Thanks a lot for the informative review.
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Great review! I would love to read about this and see what the boys think the money should be spent on. They obviously know that it should be spent wisely, but at the same time with their age it makes me wonder. I will keep an eye out for this!
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Ouch. Poor Mike. I can definitely relate to that. The book sounds fantastic, if a little depressing, but that just seems to add to the quality.
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