Review of Tales From Another Dimension
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Review of Tales From Another Dimension
Tales From Another Dimension is a collection of short sci-fi stories written by Robbie Sheerin. The book consists of eleven different tales to spark the reader's imagination about Earth and mankind. The short stories are entertaining and captivating.
The stories in Tales From Another Dimension consist of exploring other lifeform and planets. It captures a unique spin on whether there is other life out there and how they would treat mankind. In the chapter called Part 1: The Last of Your Kind, the reader learns about an alien doing whatever he can do to learn about life on other planets. In Part 2: The First of Your Kind, there is a plot twist and the alien learns a lesson. All of the stories are based upon a science fiction theme.
The book would be suitable for older youth through adults. The material would be harder for younger children to understand and it could be scary to them. Individuals who enjoy sci-fi or short stories would enjoy reading this one. Those who aren't into sci-fi may want to skip this one, but from my experience, they may find that some of the short stories interest them.
I enjoyed how the book is a collection of short stories. I found each one to catch my attention and keep it. I wanted to know what would take place next. I haven't always been a huge fan of sci-fi, but I found the plots in these stories to be unique and well-written. I also liked the character development. It isn't always easy to develop characters in short-stories, but I feel the author did an excellent job of it. I also liked how the one story had two parts. The reader gets into the story and thinks it ends a certain way, but then once they read part 2 they realize there is more to it. I found it fascinating to see how the author would have the humans and aliens interact. In some stories they get alone and in others, they don't. I found this to be interesting aspect of the stories and it kept me wanting to read more. I didn't find anything to dislike about this book.
I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars. It appears to be professionally edited and contains no errors. Each story is intriguing and keeps the reader's attention. It allows the reader to use their imagination. Anyone into science fiction would find this book to be entertaining. Overall, it was an enjoyable book. I would read others by this author. I also would recommend it to others.
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