Review of What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?

[Maduabuchi Okwiya N Eze]

There have been a lot of opinion about the practical reality and application of the American dream, with some people expressing dissatisfaction that it is only a paperwork. Well, I will like to know how that plays out in this book, particularly with this Alfred's repetition of this opinion. I will also like to know about the reality of things in the Paradise city narrated in this book.

[Boye Emmanuel]

I like that the author addressed the issues we consider normal in a different perspective. Congratulations on the BOTD

[hugsforkoo]

certainly seems like an interesting concept especially the parallel universe themes. the writing is also good from what I have seen from reading the sample. the author has done a great job

[Chimdik Chimezi]

"What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" by Neal Bialostosky seems like an interesting book that talked about Android Nan, living in paradise, AI , etc. I will read to know how the above are related.

[Hira Imtiaz]

The Neal Biolostopsky approach was ultimately successful after adding some satire and then tragedy to the story. Seems like some sort of fiction different from real-life scenarios.

[Jamie Neo]

When I first saw the title "What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" by Neal Bialostosky, I had a feeling it would engage the readers into deeper critical thinking and this review served to confirm this. The review mentions having real life tensions and political problems be scaled down into a fictional book, which readers can definitely relate to, and thus feel for the characters.

[olisagozie Nwagbo]

This is a great review, I would love to read the book What Do You Think, Mr. Collins.

[Prakhar Awasthi]

Thank you for sharing your insightful review of "What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" by Neal Bialostosky. Your analysis of the book's relevance to our contemporary world and the way it explores familiar issues through a different lens is compelling. It's evident that you found the book's idea and execution to be exceptional, and your appreciation of the author's experimental yet successful approach shines through. Your 5 out of 5 rating, along with your praise for the editor's work, highlights the book's quality and professionalism. Your review will undoubtedly be helpful to potential readers looking for a thought-provoking and well-crafted read.

[Cheshta Sharma]

I really enjoyed reading your book review and will definitely take notes from this review.

[Marina Flisvou]

It touches on issues like corrupt social media, androids, and terrorism, which are things we can relate to. The book makes you think about how we sometimes overlook these problems in our own lives, just like the people in the city of Paradise do. Really good book. I recommend it.

[Prakhar Awasthi]

You've astutely pointed out the way the story's familiar yet parallel world, complete with corrupt social media, the complexities of android-human relationships, and other contemporary issues, draws readers in. The emotional connection between humans and androids, as seen through Evelyn and her android nanny, adds depth and contemplation to the narrative. The character of Alfred, an AI, raises intriguing questions about the role of technology in our lives and its potential to save or harm. Your recognition of the author's skill in weaving an experimental narrative that combines satire and tragedy is well-founded. The ability to take an idea and turn it into a compelling story is no small feat, and Neal Bialostovsky has certainly succeeded in doing so.
Your 5 out of 5 rating, along with praise for the editor's professionalism, is a testament to the book's quality and its impact on readers. Your review effectively conveys the book's strengths and why it resonates with you. It's evident that you've delved deeply into the story and considered its themes and execution. Well done!

[Stephen Pokoo]

Your thoughtful analysis and clear presentation in the review make it a helpful guide for potential readers. Thank you for sharing your perspective.

[Stephen Pokoo]

Your review stands out for its thoughtfulness and attention to detail. It's evident you've put a lot of care into your analysis.