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Embark on a journey of self-discovery with “Time Will Tell,” a captivating poetry collection by Courtney Peppernell. Explore themes of resilience, change, and inner strength as you follow a lost soul’s search for purpose. With introspective verses and evocative prose, Peppernell guides you through cycles of reflecting, repairing, awakening, and rebirth. Find your own path to freedom and emerge stronger than ever. Perfect for fans of introspective poetry and personal growth.
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Uday Teja Gudaparthi –
I found solace within the pages of this book. It is for those seeking comfort and understanding. I loved it a lot.
Arnav Chatterjee –
Some of the writing felt lazy. Overall, it was a decent read, but not something I would read again. It’s average.
Shivani Pandey –
It’s a treasure. I have never felt so connected with a book of poetry before in my life. It is amazing.
Aadya Pandey –
Not the best poetry I’ve ever read, but it’s okay. Worth a look if you enjoy very accessible verse. Easy read.
Somingam Kumrah –
Time Will Tell is a solid poetry book for those feeling a little lost. Some of the poems felt a bit amateurish.
Saumya Darshan –
I enjoyed the themes of resilience and rebirth. Some poems were forgettable, but the strong ones stood out.
Vanya Garg –
This book offered solace and hope. However, some poems were a little too cliché for my taste. Read if you are seeking hope.
Simran Koli –
This collection didn’t quite resonate with me as much as I’d hoped. It didn’t stick with me after reading it.
Iftikar Ahmed Barbhuiya –
A beautiful collection, though some poems felt a bit repetitive. Overall, a good read for finding inner peace. I liked it.
Vishal Sinha –
I felt seen and understood. ‘Time Will Tell’ is a comforting companion. Thank you for writing this book. I recommend it.
Junaid Mohammed Abdul –
A truly moving and powerful book. It is perfect for anyone on a journey of healing.
Divya Meena –
Not my favorite poetry collection, but it had its moments. A little too simplistic for my taste. Okay read.
Satish Sharma –
I connected with so many poems! Peppernell has a gift for capturing raw emotions. A few poems were confusing.
Shiwangi –
Peppernell’s words resonated deeply. This poetry is a journey of self-discovery. I loved this journey. Thank you.
Spersh R Chaudhary –
The poems were okay, but the constant focus on self-discovery became tedious. I found it bland and uninspired.
Lakshita –
This book is like a warm hug. It is relatable and inspiring. I found a new perspective from it.
Krishna Saraf –
A decent collection of poems, especially for those new to the genre. Predictable at times, but still enjoyable.
Vanshika Yadav –
I appreciated the honesty and vulnerability in Peppernell’s writing. I found myself tearing up reading it. Good book!
Aekansh Bakshi –
I loved the prose, and the author really gave readers food for thought. It allowed me to pause and reflect. Great book.
Bhupendra –
Some of the poems left me wanting more. Some verses, however, were breathtaking. Mixed emotions while reading it.
Suyash Pratap Rana –
A mixed bag. Some verses were profound, while others fell flat. Good, but not great. So many readers connect with it.