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Dung Beetles of Liberia - Book Tour and Giveaway

8/13/2020

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The Dung Beetles of Liberia
by Daniel V. Meier Jr.
Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction

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Based on the remarkable true account of a young American who landed in Liberia in 1961.

Ken Verrier is not happy, nor at peace. He is experiencing the turbulence of Ishmael and the guilt of his brother's death. His sudden decision to drop out of college and deal with his demons shocks his family, his friends, and especially his girlfriend, soon to have been his fiancee. His destination: Liberia - The richest country in Africa both in monetary wealth and in natural resources.

Nothing could have prepared Ken for the experiences he was about to live through. He quickly realizes that he has arrived in a place where he understands very little of what is considered normal, where the dignity of life has little meaning, and where he can trust no one.

Flying into the interior bush as a transport pilot, Ken learns quickly. He witnesses first-hand the disparate lives of the Liberian "Country People" and the "Congo People" also known as Americo-Liberians. These descendants of President Monroe's American Colonization Policy that sent freed slaves back to Africa in the 1800's have set up a strict hierarchical society not unlike the antebellum South.

Author Dan Meier describes Ken's many escapades, spanning from horrifying to whimsical, with engaging and fast-moving narrative that ultimately describe a society upon which the wealthy are feeding and in which the poor are being buried.

It's a novel that will stay with you long after the last word has been read.



2019 Grand Prize Winner - Red City Review

The story weaves drama, dark comedy, and romance throughout a rich tapestry of narration
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​“A short time after hiring Ku, I went into the kitchen. He was at his waiting station looking at me. I opened the door to our ancient kerosene-fired refrigerator.
“Wha you wan, boss? Ku get it fo you,” he said, slipping from the stool and putting himself between me and the contents of the refrigerator.
“Something to eat, Ku.”
“No worry, boss.” Ku said, “We ha good stew, good meat—no bush meat—and French baguettes, fresh may t’day, from da new market. Vey goo.”
“Great, Ku. If you would prepare it, I’ll have it out on the porch. That’s where I’ll be.” I retrieved a bottle of beer from the refrigerator, popped it open, and left to find a chair on the porch. Thirty minutes later Ku brought the stew and several slices from the baguette. I had been in Africa long enough to have learned that if something tastes good, don’t ask what it is. However, this time I thought I’d try:
“This is great, Ku. A little different, but delicious. What is it?”
Ku grinned. “Oh, boss, don’t worry. It white man food. I kno why you askin. It no bugabug. It not time for bugabug.”
“Bugabug? What’s bugabug?” I asked.
“Bugabug is wha ya call termites.”
“Termites? You eat termites?”
“Oh, yeah, boss. Dey good. But dey only come out two time a year.”
“How so?”
“Well, you know they live in de big big mounds. Mounds bigga n me. An every now and den, de queen, she decides to move. So dey all move. Swarms and swarms and billions and billions all leave at the same time to find a new home. An das when evybody go get ’em, cook ’em, and eat ’em. Dey real good, boss. Kinda tase lie crunchy chickin.”
“Nice to know, Ku, but when bugabug season comes, I’ll pass.”
 


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A retired Aviation Safety Inspector for the FAA, Daniel V. Meier, Jr. has always had a passion for writing. During his college years, he studied History at The University of North Carolina Wilmington and American Literature at The University of Maryland Graduate School. In 1980 he was published by Leisure Books under the pen name of Vice Daniels. He also worked briefly for the Washington Business Journal as a journalist and has been a contributing writer/editor for several aviation magazines.

Dan and his wife live in Owings, Maryland, about twenty miles south of Annapolis and when he's not writing, they spend their summers sailing on the Chesapeake Bay.



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The Dung Beetles of Liberia is a thrilling novel following the life of an American in 1961 Liberia.
What was the inspiration that made you want to put this story in a novel?

Over the years, a friend of mine in the FAA had been telling me fantastic stories about the seven years he spent as an air transport pilot in pre-civil war Liberia in the 1960’s. The stories were incredible. I decided that somebody had to document what he had experienced, and being a writer, I was the one to do it. After over 40 hours of interviews, listening to one amazing tale after another, it became apparent that in order to write a cohesive and thematic account of his adventures, I could not write the non-fiction memoir as I had intended, but had to rearrange his story into a novel based on his experiences. And so the historical novel based on fact was born.


You did a fantastic job of capturing the setting and culture of Liberia.
What type of research did you undertake for this novel?

Once I got a storyline going, I used the internet extensively, as there are a multitude of photos showing Monrovia in its heyday during the period my novel takes place. I also did research into the history of Liberia, dating back to the 1820's when President Monroe"s American Colonization Policy shipped hundreds of freed slaves "back to Africa." These "Americo-Liberians," as they were called, had set up a societal structure not unlike the Ante Bellum South from which they had come. My hero spent most of his time dealing with the indigenous people and the expat community and was thus able to see the amazing disparity between the classes.

This is a consistently engaging book that is high in social commentary.
What do you hope readers take away from this book?

Researching this society's progression it became evident that it was a microcosm of a much larger truth. The Power-Elite Theory, claims that when a single elite group decides all issues for the nation as a whole, both political and social,this leaves almost nothing for the common person. It paints a dark picture. And in Liberia’s case, ironically, it even dipped its toe into the murky waters of forced labor and slavery. It is what caused its descent into the chaos of revolution.
Also, the metaphor of the dung beetle is referenced several times throughout the book creating a visual commentary of the society that is based on greed.and corruption--again, leaving nothing for the little man. 


What is the next book that you are working on and when will it be available?
I am currently working on the sequel to THE DUNG BEETLES OF LIBERIA, which covers a three week period of the takeover of the government by Sgt Doe in 1980. The beginning of the bloodbath.
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113 Comments
Bernie Wallace
8/13/2020 06:12:22 am

How long did it take you to write your book?

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Dan Meier link
8/13/2020 02:03:12 pm

It took several years to write an finish the book, but that was with several gps (like vacations) in between. I spent about 30 hours interviewing "Ken" the protagonist. One that was done it took about a year and a half to find a publisher.

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Shirley Ann Speakman
8/13/2020 08:26:45 am

The book sounds very good and the cover suits the story.

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Dan Meier link
8/13/2020 02:05:19 pm

Thanks. I'm glad you see that it's not really about dung beetles!

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James Robert
8/13/2020 08:36:18 am

Congrats on this tour and thanks for the opportunity to read about another great book out there to read. It helps out so I can find books I know my family will enjoy reading. Thanks as well for the giveaway.

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Kelly D
8/13/2020 09:15:30 am

I like the cover, it looks like an exciting book.

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Wendy Jensen
8/13/2020 10:06:07 am

Interesting book cover.

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Susan Smith
8/13/2020 10:41:30 am

The book and cover are interesting.

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Victoria Alexander
8/13/2020 10:53:18 am

This sounds fun, thanks for sharing!

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Bea LaRocca
8/13/2020 11:55:54 am

Great cover and synopsis, this sounds like an interesting story

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Dan Meier link
8/13/2020 02:17:38 pm

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it.

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Sara Zielinski
8/13/2020 12:10:14 pm

I think this book has an awesome interesting cover

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MARCY MEYER
8/13/2020 01:15:21 pm

Very vibrant cover. Looks great.

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Rita Wray
8/13/2020 01:20:44 pm

Sounds like a great book.

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Sherry
8/13/2020 01:53:16 pm

Sounds like a very interesting book.

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Beyond Comps
8/13/2020 02:44:45 pm

Great cover!

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wendy hutton
8/13/2020 03:05:15 pm

great cover, this sounds pretty interesting

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Debbie P
8/13/2020 03:05:29 pm

This sounds like a great read.

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Amy F
8/13/2020 03:44:16 pm

Sounds interesting!

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Calvin
8/13/2020 05:23:20 pm

The cover looks familiar, cool!

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Stephanie Ann
8/13/2020 05:58:56 pm

I love the cover!

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Mary Cloud
8/13/2020 07:57:59 pm

No questions. The cover is nice.

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Del
8/13/2020 11:38:51 pm

The cover looks great!

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Clem
8/14/2020 12:47:35 am

The cover is nicely done.

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Judy Thomas
8/14/2020 02:28:46 am

The cover is intrigueing!

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Michele Soyer
8/14/2020 06:26:01 am

You are a new author to me and glad that I became aware of you.. This book appears to be something I would really be interested to read....

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:19:47 pm

Thanks. I hope you like it. It's really quite an extraordinary tale!

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Cathy French
8/14/2020 06:58:18 am

I am so jealous of the author being able to spend summers sailing on the Chesapeake Bay. This sounds like an intersting read.

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:20:59 pm

What can I say! I love to sail and the Bay is beautiful!

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Shana lenoir
8/14/2020 07:58:31 am

nice

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Ginger Hafer
8/14/2020 09:37:54 am

Very interesting cover. It illustrates the story. Sounds like an interesting book.

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Nickie
8/14/2020 10:09:09 am

Very interesting

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molli taylor
8/14/2020 10:41:52 am

i really love this cover!

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shannon zeidan
8/14/2020 12:22:10 pm

The cover really grabs my attention!

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Ann Fantom
8/14/2020 12:26:27 pm

I like the cover. It has very nice artwork

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booklover
8/14/2020 01:25:37 pm

That's a unique cover, I like it. The book sounds good.

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Serge B
8/14/2020 03:45:12 pm

Very cool cover!!! Nice artwork

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Mya Murphy
8/14/2020 04:43:02 pm

Very interesting concept and cover!

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beth shepherd
8/14/2020 06:22:17 pm

This looks like a great read. I like the cover and the blurb

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Barbara Montag
8/14/2020 07:19:04 pm

Adventure, Historical Fiction - that would be quite interesting & I love the cover!
thank you for sharing the review.

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:23:26 pm

Thanks. It really is a good story. Not about dung beetles specifically--it's a metaphor. I think you'll like it!

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Barrie
8/14/2020 07:37:35 pm

Have you been to Liberia? After writing this book, do you plan on visiting?

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:26:51 pm

I've never been to Liberia, but I spent 30 hours of interviews talking to the protagonist who spent 7 years there. And unfortunately, after writing this book and knowing all that has happened there since the 1960's, no, I do not want to go there!

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Terri Quick
8/14/2020 09:10:08 pm

Thank you for this awesome giveaway

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Renata
8/14/2020 10:02:00 pm

Nice cover

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bn100
8/14/2020 10:40:06 pm

nice interview

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Stephanie Liske
8/15/2020 12:58:28 am

I like the cover.

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Cynthia C
8/15/2020 09:51:18 am

I enjoyed reading the excerpt. The thought of eating termites makes me shiver!

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:27:54 pm

Me too!!

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Sandy Klocinski
8/15/2020 12:35:10 pm

The book sounds very awesome! These book tours are very helpful in finding new books. This one looks fascinating

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Dan Meier link
8/15/2020 04:29:42 pm

Thanks! I think you'll like it. It's gotten lots of good reviews and even some awards!

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Chrystal D
8/15/2020 12:47:03 pm

I like this cover, even though bugs creep me out!

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Julie Murphy
8/15/2020 01:16:25 pm

I like a good fiction book

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jan
8/15/2020 04:09:55 pm

I love the colour and the simplicity of the cover

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Nina Lewis
8/15/2020 08:36:30 pm

Looks good!

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Kayla Harmon
8/16/2020 12:27:52 pm

the title is intriguing.

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Robin Abrams
8/16/2020 01:21:26 pm

I think the cover looks good

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Jenn
8/16/2020 05:50:48 pm

It's great .... an eye-catching cover indeed!

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Julie Lundstrom
8/16/2020 05:53:40 pm

I like the cover of this book.

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Debbi Wellenstein
8/16/2020 09:28:07 pm

Interesting title-I am intrugued!

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Sarah L
8/17/2020 12:57:04 am

Looks like an interesting book.
Thanks for the contest. 

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Rebecca Joiner
8/17/2020 10:43:12 am

I like the cover. It's kind of cute and a little funny!

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Michelle H.
8/18/2020 07:39:44 pm

I think the story sounds like a very interesting read.

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Heather Mahley
8/18/2020 08:44:21 pm

sounds like an interesting read

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Shirley O
8/19/2020 04:03:55 pm

Sounds like an interesting read. I like the cover as well.

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Karen A.
8/19/2020 05:55:15 pm

Sounds like an interesting book based on facts.

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Jeanette Jackson
8/19/2020 07:23:10 pm

I like the contrasting colours on the cover

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Francine Anchondo
8/20/2020 03:30:10 pm

i like the cover

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Denise Duvall
8/20/2020 09:05:33 pm

Very interesting history of the country of Liberia. I remember my psychologist telling me about the founding of Monrovia and how it got it's name. Congratulations on your book!

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Dan Meier link
8/24/2020 04:39:41 pm

Thank you very much. I found the research on this book intriguing, myself.

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Jeanna Massman
8/20/2020 11:14:06 pm

The cover is striking. It really sets the tone for the book.

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Diana Hardt
8/20/2020 11:47:17 pm

It sounds like an interesting book. Thank you for sharing.

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DebP
8/21/2020 05:52:36 am

I was really taken by the cover - I find the design fascinating. I enjoy historical fiction, and would really enjoy reading this book.

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Dan Meier link
8/24/2020 04:41:29 pm

I hope you do read it. If you do, let me know how you like it!

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Suzanne Greene
8/21/2020 11:08:59 am

I really want to read this book! The cover is nice that it lets you know that it isn't an actual book aboout Dung Beetles.

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Karin
8/24/2020 10:08:38 am

Interesting title and cover

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Brandi Dawn
8/24/2020 04:49:01 pm

I really like the cover!

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Victoria Scott
8/25/2020 10:16:32 am

Sounds awesome! Thank you for sharing!

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Jennifer Redd
8/26/2020 01:29:27 pm

Interesting cover, love the colors!

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Paula
8/26/2020 06:47:10 pm

The cover art seems appropriate for the book. Good job

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Salla Lampela
8/28/2020 01:42:19 am

Sounds like an interesting book!

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Denise Duvall
8/28/2020 09:27:35 pm

Eyecatching cover!

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Rach
8/28/2020 11:41:59 pm

Sounds like a thriller, and I love the bold cover!

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AuntySuzany
8/31/2020 12:09:24 am

Sounds like a good read!
Thank you for sharing!

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Kristen
8/31/2020 05:39:04 pm

It's a good cover, because it's eye catching and makes me want to know more about what the book is about.

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heather
9/1/2020 05:42:35 pm

I am so loving the cover of this book makes me want to read it even more. Good luck on the tour.

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heather
9/1/2020 05:43:09 pm

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heather
9/1/2020 05:43:47 pm

I follow silver dagger book tours on email and also twitter as @myway070

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Anne Higgins
9/1/2020 09:16:44 pm

The cover is great - had to read the excerpt (which ruins my review of the cover only). Thanks for sharing this story and what you may offer in the future. It is amazing what many experience in life - and I complain about the heat and humidity. This book will only remind me quickly of how lucky I am to live the life I have!

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Robert Young
9/3/2020 11:09:32 am

The cover is very unique in itself which has my mind thinking that Diamonds are being smuggled inside of the Dung that these beetles form into a ball of sorts, and mind you that I never read anything about the book before I make my thoughts on the cover come alive, and I feel like I'm nowhere even close to what the book is about with my first impressions/ thoughts of the this cover lol...

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MARIA CATALINA EGAN link
9/5/2020 11:22:58 am

WOW. Sounds like a huge adventure.

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Casey Garvey
9/6/2020 01:54:05 am

I love the uniqueness of the cover. I can't wait to read it!

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Julie Barrett
9/6/2020 05:59:24 am

I like the idea of the poor vs rich. Sounds like an interesting read. Thx for the chance to win

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Clarissa Hiciano
9/6/2020 02:29:19 pm

Really cool looking cover. I like it

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Erin Madigan
9/6/2020 03:27:16 pm

I really like the cover!

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latisha depoortere
9/6/2020 10:39:02 pm

Great cover thanks for sharing!

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Dana Matthews
9/10/2020 04:13:42 am

The cover is very interesting the the title sounds appropriate for the store itself.

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Daniel M
9/10/2020 06:14:30 pm

like the cover

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Bella Martinez
9/12/2020 02:30:08 pm

I liked the excerpt.

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Nancy Schools
9/12/2020 10:23:37 pm

I like the cover.

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Jenny Ham
9/13/2020 06:50:19 am

I like the cover it's like no other always good to be different and grab peoples attention.

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Emily B.
9/13/2020 11:07:47 am

Interesting story line, especially since it is based on true events.

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amber Y
9/13/2020 11:49:49 am

The cover is perfect! I love that he is sharing the story. so many people live amazing lives and it's all just forgotten when the stories stop being passed down.

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Juana Esparza
9/13/2020 02:13:33 pm

I liked the excerpt.

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Dina S
9/13/2020 05:45:54 pm

cool looking cover, grabs attention

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BILL HOFF
9/13/2020 05:52:00 pm

Looking forward to reading this book

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Hesper Fry
9/13/2020 06:36:43 pm

The book title and cover really captured my attention!

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Stacey A Smith
9/13/2020 09:58:06 pm

the cover get's you to look and think what is it about ! So it's great!

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Sand
9/13/2020 10:06:08 pm

Looks like a great cover!

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Leigh Nichols
9/13/2020 10:13:27 pm

This is probably the most unique covers and titles I've come across...

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Betty Curran
9/13/2020 10:29:30 pm

I really enjoyed reading the excerpt. It sounds like a very interesting book.

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Leah Shumack
9/13/2020 10:37:47 pm

This sounds like it's a interesting read!

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Jerry Marquardt
9/13/2020 11:58:25 pm

I would like to give thanks for all your really great writings, with the release of Dung Beetles of Liberia, and wishing the best in keeping up the good work in the future.

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