Official Review: Of My Own Hand's Weaving
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Re: Official Review: Of My Own Hand's Weaving
This book sounds like a work in progress, but with a good story line that intrigues me. I can relate to the feelings of uncertainty when there are quick shifts in the story. It is a problem when you cannot connect with the author, but I believe that this could have been solved with another editing of the book.
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I personally find it difficult to like a book if I could not connect to any of the characters. It somehow signifies that I cannot grasp what the author is trying to convey to the readers. I agree that a second round of editing may help improve the book. Thank you for your comment, Katherine!
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