Official Review: Losing Normal by Francis Moss
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Thank you and I totally agree, editing is the downfall of many a good book.JR Mercier wrote: ↑21 Aug 2018, 04:38 Why do we always lose such good books to editing? This sounds so amazing and it seems to be touching on a very real issue we face today, with technology almost hypnotizing the world. Thank you for such a great review.
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this roles me out, but I appreciate your review.exciting technology based sci-fi
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Thank you, I hope you enjoy itBonnie Shelby wrote: ↑21 Aug 2018, 10:06 This sounds like a fascinating book, with such a unique storyline. Thanks for your awesome review - I'll have to look into this one!
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I think Alex is a wonderful hero to fight the boob tube and save the couch potatoes. And his friend Sara running interference is endearing. I think I will totally enjoy this book; I lose normal a lot.
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Thanks Miriam, I think the answer is to switch the predictive text offMiriam Molina wrote: ↑22 Aug 2018, 05:42 I know I replied to this one, but my post is nowhere to be found.
I think Alex is a wonderful hero to fight the boob tube and save the couch potatoes. And his friend Sara running interference is endearing. I think I will totally enjoy this book; I lose normal a lot.
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Thank you very much. Yes, I liked the bookshop resistance.Julie Green wrote: ↑26 Aug 2018, 04:39 This plot feels quite credible - between TV and video game addiction - a life lived virtually seems like it might become a reality one day. I also like the idea of the rebellion taking place in bookshops. Great review
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Great review, thanks!