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Review Of Penny's Beard In Mind
Beard in Mind was a beautiful story, it was raw, emotional, and real. Every time I read Penny's books, I've always feel Penny's stories are easy to relate to, I imagined this book be the same for many as well. Penny's creations are always "more" than a romance story, Beard in Mind explored something we may overlook on our daily life, what you thought of someone does not always end up the same. Look can deceive you, sometime we need to take a little bit more effect to get to know someone, and even more effect to understand
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