Review of What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?

[Shubham [Kumar]]

Well written, interesting concepts and characters and a sly sense of humor.
I really enjoyed it.
I'd like to see a sequel..

[Shubham [Kumar]]

Well written, interesting concepts and characters and a sly sense of humor.
I really enjoyed it.
I'd like to see a sequel..

[Mayuri Kotalawala]

I also love the moment Evelyn was upset by losing her android nanny. Usually, we used to fear them as mechanical things we did not understand, but we didn’t think we might get attached to them as to living things. Android Nan was even more attentive and tender to the living girl than her own mother.

-Fascinating! I must read this book as soon as possible. Great review. Thank you so much.

[Kelvinna]

I really appreciate this book, making the gratitude extended to both the reviewer and the author immense.

[Aleesha Jarral]

It looks like an interesting read that might introduce readers to contemporary problems. The themes are intriguing, and the idea of a parallel universe appeals to me. I might try reading this book.

[Alina Irfan 826]

It sounds like you found the reviewer's summary of the book interesting and thought-provoking.

[Fredrick Felix Mnjala Maneno]

Seems like an interesting look into the problems we face today in the world and what a future world might be like. A great read for #BOTD. Thanks for the insightful review.

[Munmun Samanta]

I'm indebted to the reviewer for giving an overall idea about the theme and motif of this book. In a rain splattered world, called City of Paradise Sidney smells rat amidst cloud and mist outside. And what is going to happen next? What can Ben do? What Do You Think Mr. Collins? by Meal Blalostosky is a science fiction narrated from multi-layered aspects of a prism plot.

[Mayang Bature]

Both the review and the book, in my opinion, are fascinating. It touches on important ideas that would really make someone wonder. As a result, I believe the title "What do you think, Mr. Collins?" is appropriate for the information presented in the book. Congrats on BOTD!

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

Paradise, a city in a parallel universe, is very similar to Earth with her problems. It will be interesting to see how Alfred, an AI butler deals with all the problems.

Thank you for the great review.

[Shilpy Bhasin]

The review makes it sound like an intriguing concept. How will life be in near future, with the AIs all around us, is always interesting to explore. Thanks for the review.

[Hy Be]

I loved your review detailing concept of the book in a captivating manner. It intrigued me to add this on my bookshelf.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
People's eyes may be opened to contemporary difficulties by reading this engrossing book. The ideas are interesting, and the title is definitely catchy. This is an intriguing science fiction fantasy that uses humor and a parallel world to offer a fresh perspective on our society and its problems.

[arpi0]

It is a dystopian satire that follows the adventures of Ben Collins, a computer network manager who works for the city of Paradise, a futuristic metropolis where androids, artificial intelligence, and reality TV coexist. The novel explores themes such as technology, politics, media, corruption, and identity through a series of bizarre and humorous events.

[_Rhea Jacob]

I read the sample of the book, and it looks very interesting. In the first few pages, you get to meet several characters with rather unique personalities, like Rumpelstiltskin, Mad Russian, and the protagonist himself. I also like the idea of a parallel universe where things are different yet the same. I'm looking forward to buying the book!