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Summary: NO NEED TO READ
Review: There is no need to read this book, the description on the back of it tells the whole story. If the author had skills like Maya Angelou or Darnella Ford then you would read it just to see how the story was told. But this author doesn't have the skills to paint a picture with words or let metaphors speak for a person's actions. Not to mention all the typos, which were throughout the entire book. Can you say PROOFREAD? I almost toke a read pen, made corrections and mailed it to the author, the publisher and the distributor. Two thumbs down. I want my money back.
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Summary: A <S>parkling Debut
Review: This was a great debut title from an author who writes a convincing story with believable characters. I spotted some typos that I hope get cleared up but it wasn't distracting enough for me to dislike the plot. I look forward to seein more from Miss Staples. Every woman needs to read this book. She'll Learn is a common saying and you will love this book. Will there be a sequel?
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Summary: About She'll Learn from the author
Review: What an amazing story that details the lives of three distictly different, young women with very real, complex issues in their lives. After reading this novel, the characters in the book are extremely real to me. I would love to go where the story is based in Detroit, Michigan and meet these women, however they only exist in, "She'll Learn." Its a story that will make you think, laugh and cry while creating suspenseful pictures in your mind. This book exposes issues that my generation, ages 30-34, can relate to without excluding other aged readers. Whenever I find a good read, I spread the word so that others may share in the excitement and warmth of a story. I am now encouraging all to read, "She'll Learn" and explore the intriguing worlds created by new, young author Syblil Barkley-Staples - this is a name to remember.
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Summary: She'll Learn
Review: What an amazing story that details the lives of three distictly different, young women with very real, complex issues in their lives. After reading this novel, the characters in the book are extremely real to me. I would love to go where the story is based in Detroit, Michigan and meet these women, however they only exist in, "She'll Learn." Its a story that will make you think, laugh and cry while creating suspenseful pictures in your mind. This book exposes issues that my generation, ages 30-34, can relate to without excluding other aged readers. Whenever I find a good read, I spread the word so that others may share in the excitement and warmth of a story. I am now encouraging all to read, "She'll Learn" and explore the intriguing worlds created by new, young author Syblil Barkley-Staples - this is a name to remember.
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