Official Review: Carry Me Home by Jessica Therrien

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Re: Official Review: Carry Me Home by Jessica Therrien

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Kelebogile Mbangi wrote:Your introduction contains an interesting point that made me think. The point that people join gangs for a sense of belonging. Its sad that our world is twisted like that. As for the story, it sounds worth reading. Thank you for your review.
This also drew me in. I can't believe that this is now the reality of our world.
Moving on, thank you for this great review. It was well written and you've explained the plot well without giving away too much spoilers.
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