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If you’re wondering whether you ought to buy a copy of Reunion: A Story (you can get it on Amazon in paperback ($8.75) or Kindle e-book ($3.99), or from Barnes & Noble’s online store), there are 14 customer reviews on my novella’s product page in Amazon’s Books department. So far, all the reviews are positive; 12 are five-star reviews, while two earned four stars.
Last Thursday, in On Writing & Storytelling: ‘Praise for the Author’ – Selected Reviews for ‘Reunion: A Story’, I shared several of those Amazon reviewers’ comments. In case you missed it, or if you’re new to this blog and haven’t had time to check A Certain Point of View, Too, just click on the link above to read those reviews. Meanwhile, here are a few more raves about Reunion from folks who bought either the paperback or the e-book:
Jim is a wonderful character who comes to life by bringing us his most personal thoughts.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 13, 2018
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This story takes you on a journey back to those days of high school. I really enjoyed walking down the halls with Jim and listening to his thoughts about his love, his memories of high school and what he felt. Thank you for a great read!! – Amy
I enjoyed the book very much
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 1, 2018
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I enjoyed the book very much. The author has written a coming-of-age story about older teens and the regrets some may have because of missed opportunities. Even though it is a short story, the characters come alive on the page, and you find yourself caring about them and identifying with their feelings. A collection of short stories by Alex Diaz-Granados would be a treasure. – CSB
A quick and easy read that will take you back to your youth
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 13, 2018
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A quick and easy read that will take you back to your youth. Very well written. I would love to see a full-length novel from the author. He has wonderful writing skills and knows how to capture and hold the reader’s interest. — PJCAI
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