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TRB- Fiction Book Reviews Video Podcast Ep. 01- Justice For Jessica by Alretha Thomas

Hello, readers! I just uploaded TRb’s first Video Podcast! Please watch it and share the link with your family and friends on your social media accounts:

Thank you!

4 responses to “TRB- Fiction Book Reviews Video Podcast Ep. 01- Justice For Jessica by Alretha Thomas”

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    phoenixgrey85

    Good video. 🙂 I liked hearing your voice, somehow I tend to forget that people on the internet have one. 😀

    I liked the little bit of music as well.

    A good start, I think. 🙂

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    1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

      Thanks! I’m glad you liked it 🙂
      And yeah, I know what you mean when you say that. It feels weird how we all interact and somehow become really good friends but don’t even know how we sound in real life. The Internet​’s strange that way.
      For the record, I sound better in real life. My family told me that I sound very different in the podcast and extremely formal too. Guess I’ll have to work on that, again!

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      1. phoenixgrey85 Avatar
        phoenixgrey85

        I know how you feel – when I’ve recorded my voice I sound like I’ve got a really posh English accent, but in reality, I really haven’t. 🙂
        I say it a lot: practice makes perfect. I’m sure it will get easier. 🙂

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        1. Heena Rathore P. Avatar

          Thanks, Phoenix… 🙂

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