Review of A Brighter Tomorrow [Featured Review]

[rayees ahmad]

I love books and when you try to aware reader via poetry it becomes worthy and more interesting. Indeed, Covid 19 caused a lot of pain everywhere but we learned a lot from it by removing the barriers in relations, knowing the importance of life etc..

[Humera955]

After the pandemic, we as humans have completely changed the way we look at things.I would love to read about the author's thoughts.
wonderful review.

[Amy Luman]

I am not a fan of poetry so I will probably not be reading this book. However,I am intrigued by the fact that the pandemic caused Ms. Schneider was given a chance to pursue her artistic side. I also like that she included such good illustrations in her work.

[Nwaka Chukwuemeka]

This is a wonderful and creative review, it is clear that COVID-19 has taken most countries in the world. Great review.

[Emmanuel Anyalewechi]

A book that will inspire and stimulate the hope of people for a brighter tomorrow. The world will never forget the harsh experience of the global pandemic, Covid -19.

[honeybear_11001]

I've seen this book a lot. It covers a current issue on COVID-19. I love the message of hope and courage. Thanks for the wonderful review.

[Emmanuel Anyalewechi]

It was a great idea that the author used poetry rather than other forms of literature in writing this book as that will help readers' minds to connect more. Great review!

[galactic quasar]

I've been hesitant to read anything about COVID in literature just because it is so stressful for me, but this sounds like a relaxing work! I'll have to take a look into it sometime. Thanks for your review and congrats on having it featured!

[Daniel Oluwabiyi]

This book seems really good. Indeed, Art is therapeutic. There are some things you gain in this book you won't gain anywhere else. Great review.

[Nwaka Chukwuemeka]

Brighter tomorrow is one of the book that will make you see the blessed tomorrow from your own end. Great review.

[Oluwapelumi Rachael]

The COVID pandemic was truly life-changing. I would love to read more on the author's thoughts about that trying period. Nice job done on the review.