Before you write a review, read the book.

Episode 7 of the The King's Place podcast, hosted by Fierce Sharon, titled "Before you write a review, read the book." was published on June 8, 2020 and runs 6 minutes.

June 8, 2020 ·6m · The King's Place

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Have you ever been glued to your screen after you said you weren’t going to watch the movie simply because the lead actor isn’t your fave? It’s the same with pre-conceived notions. Not all tattooed people are rotten or yourba men,demons. Be sure to read the book first before you write a review.

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Have you ever been glued to your screen after you said you weren’t going to watch the movie simply because the lead actor isn’t your fave? It’s the same with pre-conceived notions. Not all tattooed people are rotten or yourba men,demons. Be sure to read the book first before you write a review.

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