Official Review: Mirrors of Life by Neal Owens

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Re: Official Review: Mirrors of Life by Neal Owens

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I noticed that the same social issues are presented in most coming-of-age novels where racial discrimination is blatant. I look forward to reading more about Yvonne's and her children's lives.
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Thanks for this enthralling and detailed review. I am glad that the errors and the cliffhanger were not major detractions from the overall enjoyment of the book.
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Yvonne sounds like a strong woman despite the confusion surrounding her imperfect life. I love the character development of the story. Thanks for a wonderful review.
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I could imagine there will be some good stories being told. Struggles endured while growing up and then how the author got through it. I personally dont read memoirs, but congratulations on getting BOTD.
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