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Amanda’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Amanda’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Amanda Tams
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Sheffield, The United Kingdom
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Amanda Tams said:
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I have only just started reading this and how true it rings right from the beginning. I love the observations made which are bang on . I was not sure reading the introduction if it was going to be a religious book, as I say, I have only just started
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nicola, thank you so much for a wonderful review. It is much appreciated.
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BJ, thank you for taking the time to read and comment on my book. It means a lot. you make valid points that will be taken into account and still give
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Hi, Kelly thank you for taking the time to review my book. it is amazing the difference between two countries with the same spoken language. i did hav
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Thank you, Kim. I love this review, it says everything I wanted people to feel about that story. Thank you so much.
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Stephen, this is a lovely review and I appreciate it so much. it makes me want to read it againn and I wrote it. Thank you
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"Thrilling and Wonderful!
Nine Steps From The Tree by Amanda Tams is a wonderful read. As soon as I started reading it, I struggled to put it down. The very talented writing of Tams had me absolutely encapsulated and drawn into the world that they crea" Read more of this review » |
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"Wow does Amanda bring it in this book. She had me on the edge of my seat the whole read and I was consistently surprised and enticed by “Nine steps from the Tree”. I consider this one a must read and have already suggested it to multiple people. I do"
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“I was born in Sheffield where part of my heart still lies, of course not literally, that would be silly, but I was raised in the Midlands. In Yorkshire, we call a spade a spade and if you don't like it, duck but it's different in the Midlands, we don't use conjunctions and everybody's pronoun is Duck. I am uneducated in the formal sense of the word due to a long-term illness, and the fact that society wasn't overly concerned with educating girls back then. I have learned through life and desire how to play with things, including grammar.”
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