Review of The Residue of Our Desires

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I love that this book has poetry that talks about contemporary topics. I also like that the book is well written. The review has made me want to read this book right away. Congratulations on making book of the day!
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I love poetry and from your review, it's a book filled with several themes. I enjoyed reading the review and look forward to reading the book
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As I am new to poems I think this one will be a good start and I like the quote that says, “If I could divide mankind into two categories, it would be bees and flies". :banana-ninja:
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I agree, I like the way the author had described and expressed his feelings in the writing.
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I don't like this kind of poetry books but i like tha fact that the author touches on some life issues like relationships, capitalism, death, animal cruelty, God and family. Congratulations on Botd
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With such a wide variety of topics, I have to wonder if there is anything tying them together, like a common theme or themes, other than the fact that they were written by the same poet. It would be interesting if he found a way to connect such an eclectic collection. Even if not, the subjects of the poems sound like they could be worth a read. Thank you for the helpful review.
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While I like the vintage cover design, I'm not a big fan of self-help novels. Hence, will have to pass on this one. But thanks for such a detailed review.
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Poems will always have a special place in my heart. I'm always in awe how abstract thoughts are stringed together, most times in rhyming patterns, to make particular sense of send a specific message.
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The Residue of Our Desires is a compilation book of poetry that introverted people could relate to. It also has a wide range of topics and issues that are very relevant in our times. Thank you for your wonderful review.
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I'm not a fan of poetry but I definitely give this book a try because of the introspective aspect of this book.
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The book is a collection of short, deep, and meaningful poems that cover a range of topics. Thanks for the detailed review.
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Post by Yasmine Zaki Muhieddine »

Thank you for the review. I like that the author covered a wide range of themes; relatable modern day themes. I feel like poetry is rare nowadays, I can't wait to check this one out. The quote mentioned on the review, about bees and flies is food for thoughts :) I like it.
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This is an amazing and well-written book that incorporates societal happenings and personal experiences. That's quite a combo. Well done and congratulations on the book of the day.
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Poetry about the mundane has always fascinated me. Congratulations on BOTD!
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The review was awesome, it touches on several aspects of life. Congratulations on BOTD.
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