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The message of bullying and opening to new possibilities shined through not just with Raman and Sunny, but with their teacher, Sunil Sir, too. Therefore, overall, Fiza Pathan did a wonderful job at bringing an important message forth. On the downside, there is an excessive use of descriptive words though, and the story is fairly slow and unentertaining until about 10% of the way through. Readers need to get passed the first five or six chapters, then they will begin to discover the beautiful depth within the story. From sibling love to sibling rivalry, from bullying to friendship, from lackluster education to expansive and new study methods, Raman and Sunny is a story readers will remember! Well, worth your time, and a good read for middle schoolers.
“Originally reviewed for Authors Talk About It Book Award Contest by Liz Cooper”
Check out the review at:
http://authorstalkaboutit.com/2016-reviews-for-book-award-contest-entrants/
Available for sale in Kindle and Paperback at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/Raman-Sunny-Middle-School-Blues-ebook/dp/
Great review. Thanks for sharing.