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Forgiving Paul's Relationship With Warren
This book is amazing a ten out of ten. They never lost interest in the book and it can be reread as many times as they enjoy. They like the most at the end Paul didn't forgive Warren and not because he was to angry. It was because he didn't care it meant nothing to him to have a relationship with Warren. Most stories end with the son forgiving the father but this is more real. There is no way that they can just forgive there abuser so easily. I think anyone would enjoy reading this book at least once.
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