Review of Of Zots and Xoodles

[Samuel Songs]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Of Zots and Xoodles" by Zarqnon the Embarrassed.]

---

3 out of 5 stars

---

Share This Review

---

The traditional notion of the universe's formation is given a fresh spin in Of Zots and Xoodles: Theodil Creates a Universe by Zaqnon The Embarrassed. At first glance, the book's distinctive drawings and the author's name stand out the most. His amazing discovery of his matrix thinking, his love of trying new things, his willingness to go beyond expectations, and his quest for self-discovery have given him a lot of chances to become a renowned author.

The story is masterfully constructed and thought-provoking. With the help of Zots and Xoodles, the scientific ideas in the book are shown in a way that teaches, entertains, and enlightens while also helping the reader learn more about physics. My impression of the book is that Theodil's trip is meant to make the reader think about the many things and forces that led to the creation of the universe.

There are a lot of things I disliked about this book. I've not read anything like this book before. You might need to take a few steps back to understand the flow because the concepts are complex. It was like studying principles in a language I just vaguely comprehended while reading the book. This is due to the fact that his thoughts employ a style of English that uses terminology that is difficult for someone else to fully understand since they are so subjective. As I continued to read, I began to feel worn out. The plot's ambiguity and continual reconsideration of what might be meant became distracting. I had to conclude that the book didn't measure up to its promise of clearly presenting the author's unique thoughts. I was very perplexed the majority of the time.

I loved the illustration and the way the text was broken into smaller sections to promote mental breaks and provide a clearer visual representation of the concepts being discussed. Unfortunately, there were a few instances where the diagrams seemed to interrupt sentences for no apparent reason. I'm not sure if this was done on purpose as part of the bizarre, abstract nature of the book, but I thought it happened too frequently to be fully appreciated. Therefore, I am giving the book a rating of three out of five stars for these reasons.

Readers who appreciate critical thinking and science will find the book most appealing. People interested in abstract and innovative cognitive processes would also find it interesting. For anyone working in the scientific field, this book would be excellent. I found no errors in this book, which is a sign that it was exceptionally well edited.

******
Of Zots and Xoodles
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon

[Kenneth Onyenwe]

Judging from this review, the story in "Of Zots and Xoodles" by Zarqnon the Embarrassed does not resonate with me so I am passing it along.

[Samuel Songs]

The illustrations seems to be wonderful wonderful, and they serve as a great visual representation of the universe's creation. If not for how they break sentences, maybe it would have not been a negative aspect. Thank you for recommending it to those who love science fictions.

[Nicholas Bush]

This is awesome I have always had difficulty understanding this book, but your review just made it easy and simple for me. I'm going to read it again ASAP.

[Temi Book]

This is an interesting book with a lot of new facts to resonate with. I’ve not read it and I might not read it because it’s not one that catches my interest. Good job!

[Jerry Anozie]

I tried my best in understanding what the book is all about. But it was a bit complex for me. I skipped the book owing to its complexity. Hopefully it's audience would find it very alluring.

[Moo Reny]

Of Zots and Xoodles: Theodil Creates a Universe by Zaqnon The Embarrassed seem like a very complex book that requires patience to read

[Judy O]

Theodil's account of creation as narrated in this book was unique though confusing. I enjoyed reading your review and I agree that the book had some complex principles. Interesting review.

[Azuka Jessica]

I've read this book too and I'll say that the reviewer did an awesome job in this review. As rightly said the book was ambiguous and had lots of hard-to- understand terminologies.

[Famzi Ken]

One thing about this book was that I found it hard to understand. However, I appreciated the drawings, the theme of the book, and some of the poems. Great review.

[Newestobc]

I like how you write your review. I think I will have to give the book a read soon. I also enjoy the fee flow of words and how you clearly stated what you do not like about the book.

[Success Azuka]

I appreciate the author's thought in writing about the creation of the universe. But it gets confusing seeing different opinions on the creation of the world. The author made his open and brain racking. I like your review and how well you tried to construct it.

[Victoria Ukamaka]

Zarqnon the Embarrassed does a great job of providing insight into his background and philosophy, and the illustrations are superbly done and provide a great visual representation of the various methods employed in the creation of the universe in the book. Even though it is very confusing, I think a lot of will still like to read it.

[Grace Lee Rose]

Zots and Xoodles by Zarqnon the Embarrassed is a book I'm sure I'll find hard comprehending it's contents. The storyline isn't engaging and appealing as it isn't in a genre I'm fascinated in. Well done.

[Tony T]

This book is an intriguing exploration of the power of creation and the cosmology of the universe. Zarqnon the Embarrassed's writing style is complex and difficult to penetrate, but it is also a captivating read. I think I will skip this one as it sounds complex.