Official Review: Home Again 2020 by Roberta M Roy

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Re: Official Review: Home Again 2020 by Roberta M Roy

Post by Oluwatosin O 10 »

Home Again 2020 by Roberta M. Roy seems to be an inspiring book from the great review written about it. A lot happened during the Covid 19 pandemic which affected many lives and families. It is highly commendable that such an interesting book had been published on such an experience that can be easily understood by everyone, since we all went through that time. Kudos to the author and the honest reviewer.
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What an awesome review. The novel pick my interest with its character development and narrative style. I shall pick it up soonest.
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This book highlights every difficulty and the roller coaster of emotions that people go through in maintaining a family during tough times. Thank you for the review.
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I think the author has a great storyline that readers can easily relate to. Congratulations on being the #BOTD!
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Tragedies sometimes cannot be avoided. We just need to learn from it. Thanks for the review.
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Too much disaster for humanity. Thanks for your review
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The covid19 pandemic was really bad ..
This would be a book that would help us look back .nice review
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Thanks for the review. The plot is interesting and captivating. I look forward to reading it.
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Post by abstactlemon »

This sounds incredibly sad. But it also sounds like an interesting read. Thanks for the review.
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Families going through a tough time would find this book helpful. Your review was insightful. Thanks for an honest review.
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It portrays a loving family. Even though their father Lou lost the usual work to do, his children and his wife love him even more, and it stands to become an admirable family for almost everyone. Pretty sure, this will be an emotional read if ever I can read this book. Very nice review!
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Post by Kemzy5 »

2020 was indeed a full year with tragic happenings. It's good to see a book with similar and relatable experiences. Wonderful review, well done.
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