Official Review: The Duck Springs Affair
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Ashiyya Tariq
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Re: Official Review: The Duck Springs Affair
Its a very charming story. Too bad to hear about poor description and lack of character development. Thank for this critical review.
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I like a good book which is neither too long nor too short, but it's too bad that the author hasn't provided a good visualization. A book as this needs to be closely linked to the reader. Thank you for your review!
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Thanks, Sarah. I appreciate you reading my reviewSarah Tariq wrote: ↑27 Aug 2018, 02:34 Its a very charming story. Too bad to hear about poor description and lack of character development. Thank for this critical review.
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Exactly, not too long and not too short describes it perfectlySahani Nimandra wrote: ↑27 Aug 2018, 07:03 I like a good book which is neither too long nor too short, but it's too bad that the author hasn't provided a good visualization. A book as this needs to be closely linked to the reader. Thank you for your review!
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I don't think I'd enjoy the story due to the setting. I get bored when a story is based on a farm or ranch.
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