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2 comments:
Why not a five star Christina? Was there anything you didn't like?
Good question. There was nothing that I didn't necessarily like about the book. I didn't understand all of the bee analogies at the beginning of each chapter, but that wasn't a big deal. I thought it well written, so it is purely an opinion of that book compared with others I have read that I liked better. Definitely a good read and one I would recommend, just not one of the best books I have ever read based on personal taste. Does that make sense?
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