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I am satisfied with the lead and know the importance of the topic, and it makes me want to know more and read the book. The lead greatly reflects the most important information about the subject. It does appear to give more weight to the synopsis of the book, but it isn’t too unbalanced.

The sections are very well organized and in a sensible order. However, the background section may make more sense placed before the synopsis.

The synopsis could include more detail of what the book is about and include more action of the characters that would allow the “Main Characters” section to make more sense. There is a sense of redundancy in this section about Chloe finding who she is. Including more details about the book could make this fact appear less repetitive. The themes and reception reflect very well the perspectives represented in the published literature.

The themes section may need some brushing up in terms of neutrality. “Standing up for oneself” needs to make a claim on behalf of a named person or group. The explanations for the themes seem somewhat opinionated because of this lack of claim. Besides this, the article appears to be mostly neutral.

The sources are good and there are many, so it does not appear that a lot of statements are attributed to one or two sources. Citation is needed for “Standing up for oneself”.

The information included in the article is very well rounded and impressive. I suggest that you find better sources for the Themes, but otherwise the article is well written. I really liked the Reception section and hope to add a section like this to my own article.

Dumagoes (talk) 02:25, 13 April 2020 (UTC)dumagoes

I think in your brief introduction, you should remove the parts about the themes, like Cinderella and jealousy, and make a separate heading for "Themes" where you can expand there.

Pivot point 6: I could definitely be wrong, you know more about the books than I do, but I don't recall the trees actually laughing at Nyasha, or the woman giving her directions regarding the trees. I think that just happened to Manyara.

Pivot point 7: Nyoka chooses to marry Nyasha, not Manyara. Little typo. I think you need a citation for the information under "Inspiration."

I love the touch of adding the meanings of the names, but make sure to cite where that comes from.

Your citing is so thorough for the "reception" section, I would add some poignant quotes from the sources beef up your information on the reception of the book.

I hope it goes without saying that these are very minimal, nit-picky details. Your Wikipedia page is detailed, thorough, and informational. Awesome. Hopefully these few suggestions help. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Uf.wiki.user12 (talk • contribs) 01:42, 14 April 2020 (UTC)

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