Review of Now I See

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A beautiful poetry book "Now I See" by Sandra Leon Gonzalez, which covers a wide variety of subjects like memories of the past and difficulties of the moment.
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This review serves to show the crucial anecdotes that are within the story, going so far as to pick out the more profound parts that touched the reviewer. A great piece of work.
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This is a heartfelt collection of poems that many people can relate to. The poems are the author's deep thoughts presented in simple and clear words. I am looking forward to reading poems and I recommend this book to lovers of poetry. Great BOTD! Thank you for your amazing review.
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Very uplifting poems for a hard time. Thanks for the wonderful review.
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This review is simple, informative, and clearly thought out. I have enjoyed reading it! I love reading poetry─the musicality, the conciseness, allegories, and allusions make poems enticing, easy to read and educative! I look forward to reading the verses contained within Now I See. Congrats on the BOTD!
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Poetry lovers would enjoy this book. I also like the line “You can’t see the beauty of a forest When you focus on dead trees.” from the book, I feel it tells an incredible tale in one sentence.
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Never knewview poetry could be used is such a powerful way as this. Considering how well this review is, I think I would read this book. Congrats on BOTD.
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Post by Crescent Gold »

Although I rarely read poetry, I might give it a try because the review make it sound intriguing. Thanks for the wonderful review
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This is a must read for all lovers of poetry. Beautiful lessons about life.
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Post by Chinedu Nwakaji »

I really love books on poetry. This one is no exception, and the images used made it even more appealing and compelling for me to read. Thanks for the review and congrats on BOTD.
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It's wonderful how the author portrayed the past, present and future through poems. It's seems the author touched some deep themes through his poems. Though the book is not my cup of tea, Congrats on BOTD!!
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I am not a fan of poetry but I enjoyed reading your review. It's great to know that the author used the poems as a tool to encourage and discourage certain qualities. I also love that there are nice and colorful pictures that introduces each poem. Amazing review!
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I'm not really into poetry but this sounds quite interesting. The positive outlook of the poems is a good spin on it and I just might look into it. Nice review.
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Post by Pauline Parnell »

Now I see is so aptly spoken. After reading the first few pages I am hooked. These poems have awaken my soul and touched my heart. I agree with you that the poems speak positive words and not negative ones. Words such as " I fight for freedom..its life or death", or " Fear is an anchor that pulls you from the breeze", or " Keep your eyes on the prize, you must be bold and true" speak to purpose and purposeful living. Thanks for your review.
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Post by Sharill Rasowo »

Poetry is always interesting to read. I am glad the author covers a wide range of topics from issues such as racism, Covid 19, as well as other social and political issues. This book sounds interesting so congratulations on BOTD.
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