Review of Pandemic
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Review of Pandemic
[Following is a volunteer review of "Pandemic" by Dieter Gartelmann.]
Pandemic, by Dieter Gartelmann, is a fiction book that describes the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic is the main focus of the book. It describes how America dealt with various lethal virus strains during a political crisis. The book demonstrates how Republicans and Democrats reacted differently to the pandemic lockdowns. A new president is elected at the same time, and while there are demonstrations against his election, he must attempt to control the spread of infectious strains. Some recent disease strains have short death tolls. The book reveals what occurs behind the scenes as the government makes decisions. With those who disagree with the government, private conversations are occasionally necessary. Additionally, he must deal with groups of protesters who are opposing the lockdowns.
I enjoyed the book since it is an interesting and compelling read. The author did an excellent job on this book; the storyline twists made it more exciting to read. I enjoyed the book's straightforwardness and its understandable language. It was not difficult to understand even scientific concepts. The book makes it simpler for readers to keep reading. The way this book is so detailed and descriptive, it was like watching a documentary about the pandemic. I liked the way the author set up this book. The book examines various issues that arose during the pandemic era and how they were solved. The book is educational; there are many lessons in this book that can be learned or applied.
There was nothing that I disliked about the book. The book was well-written and appealing to read. There were several themes in it that were thought-provoking. These themes include conflict, rioting, patriotism, political unrest, and violence. Everything was thoroughly discussed and superbly portrayed. I liked the book from the beginning to the end because it was so astounding. The novel was spectacular and contained some intriguing ideas. The author was transparent when writing this book. I am glad I found such an insightful book to read.
Both the book's writing and the characters' development were excellent. I believe the writer did a remarkable job of capturing the characters. The author's writing is captivating and engrossing. I appreciated how the author organized this book as he described each chapter in greater detail. There were no grammatical errors or mistakes in it; therefore, I am rating this book 4 out of 4 stars.
I would recommend this book to people interested in politics and world issues.
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Pandemic
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Pandemic, by Dieter Gartelmann, is a fiction book that describes the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic is the main focus of the book. It describes how America dealt with various lethal virus strains during a political crisis. The book demonstrates how Republicans and Democrats reacted differently to the pandemic lockdowns. A new president is elected at the same time, and while there are demonstrations against his election, he must attempt to control the spread of infectious strains. Some recent disease strains have short death tolls. The book reveals what occurs behind the scenes as the government makes decisions. With those who disagree with the government, private conversations are occasionally necessary. Additionally, he must deal with groups of protesters who are opposing the lockdowns.
I enjoyed the book since it is an interesting and compelling read. The author did an excellent job on this book; the storyline twists made it more exciting to read. I enjoyed the book's straightforwardness and its understandable language. It was not difficult to understand even scientific concepts. The book makes it simpler for readers to keep reading. The way this book is so detailed and descriptive, it was like watching a documentary about the pandemic. I liked the way the author set up this book. The book examines various issues that arose during the pandemic era and how they were solved. The book is educational; there are many lessons in this book that can be learned or applied.
There was nothing that I disliked about the book. The book was well-written and appealing to read. There were several themes in it that were thought-provoking. These themes include conflict, rioting, patriotism, political unrest, and violence. Everything was thoroughly discussed and superbly portrayed. I liked the book from the beginning to the end because it was so astounding. The novel was spectacular and contained some intriguing ideas. The author was transparent when writing this book. I am glad I found such an insightful book to read.
Both the book's writing and the characters' development were excellent. I believe the writer did a remarkable job of capturing the characters. The author's writing is captivating and engrossing. I appreciated how the author organized this book as he described each chapter in greater detail. There were no grammatical errors or mistakes in it; therefore, I am rating this book 4 out of 4 stars.
I would recommend this book to people interested in politics and world issues.
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Pandemic
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