Official Review: Through Each Other's Eyes by Aleena Ashe

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Re: Official Review: Through Each Other's Eyes by Aleena Ashe

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I'm not a fan of stories with body switching, so I'll pass. Great review, though!
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Good night! What a fascinating premise! I admire the author's confidence in following through with such a great idea. I enjoyed your review. Thanks for all the great details!
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Thanks a lot for the review. The book does not sound like my usual cup of tea and thus I will skip reading it.
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I've never read Pride and Prejudice! So I'm not sure this one would be one that I would run to, but I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Great review!
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This is quite an interesting premise, even though personally I'm not too keen on retellings. Wonderful job on the review; I like the astute observations you made, which made me see that you indeed are a fan of the original work.
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If the author can play with the characters without compromising their original characterization, then she's a very experienced author. This book seams nice. Thanks for the review.
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