Official Review: From Earth to Terra by Beverly Jenness

melissy370 · Post by **melissy370** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:08

I usually enjoy sci-fi, but I am concern about the confusing world building. I will give this one a chance only because the premise sounds promising.

[Valerie Allen] · Post by **[Valerie Allen]** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:09

Hmm… Not certain if I'm interested enough to follow along with this particular sci-fi fantasy! But interesting review with a few spoilers. And Best wishes to the author on the #BOTD

Bjenesse · Post by **Bjenesse** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:09

FYI it has long since been re edited. Hopefully all error were caught.
B Jenness

azerikaj · Post by **azerikaj** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:10

Don't think this is my kind of thing, but I might change my mind. Sounds kind of dystopian, though.

Suzy1611 · Post by **Suzy1611** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:13

Seems interesting. Kind-of-maybe a good futuristic sci-fi. Thanks for the review.

MHScaccia · Post by **MHScaccia** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:22

Your review is excellent! Thank you! I’m put off immediately from the book due to the errors. Shame on poor editing.

Morgan Jones · Post by **Morgan Jones** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:31

Science Fiction is not really my genre, but the plot looks extremely promising. I'll make sure to recommend it to my friends who will appreciate this kind of story. Congrats!

0gena · Post by **0gena** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:38

Actually I already read a bit of the book before I read your review and I must say you gave a good picture of what the book is about. I am excited to meet the animals (and the all the characters) and finish reading the book now.
As for the errors, yes they can indeed be distracting but can also remind us that making mistakes does not mean you are no good. And for those put off by the prospect of errors, don't be - the suspense in the story will make up for it.

Ekta Kumari · Post by **Ekta Kumari** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:39

Fascinating plot, but errors like this really puts me off, but still the plot is interesting enough to give this book a try. Great review, though.

Spath · Post by **Spath** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:39

I am not real big on sci-fi, but I know a lot of people very much enjoy this genre. The storyline itself sounds like a good read, but it is troublesome to read a book with many punctuation errors, at least it is for me. Thank you for your great review.

samiam013 · Post by **samiam013** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:46

Though I enjoy the idea of reading a science fiction book about the future and moving to another planet, the inconsistencies and errors found while reading would not make this a good match for me. Thank you for the great review!

Mely918 · Post by **Mely918** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:49

I really like the concept of this book. I've always been curious on what it would be like to live on a different planet. Paul and Amanda are truly remarkable characters for their willingness to embark on such a journey. I think I will be giving this book a pass for now until the grammar errors have been fixed.

Miss_BeckyG · Post by **Miss_BeckyG** » 27 Jul 2018, 15:57

At the rate we are destroying our planet, this SciFi may soon be a reality. I found the story quite intriguing and I do think it would be a great movie to watch, should it ever be scripted for screening.

Stanley Ann · Post by **Stanley Ann** » 27 Jul 2018, 16:03

This is a great sci-fi book book that will leave you thrilled. Thanks for being the BOTD.

Jmar_la · Post by **Jmar_la** » 27 Jul 2018, 16:05

Good review of the book From Earth to Terra by Beverly Jenness. She gave a good synopsis of the story and, I agree with her about the editing. Just in the sample I read, I found grammar mistakes which indicates that perhaps this book needs to go through another editing process. The story, however, seems to be a good futuristic science fiction that would be enjoyable for those who are interested in science fiction. As I read, it seemed like the book was written for the young adult category as well. The sample was easy to read, although I found myself getting confused with some of the new names of the new categories of people about which the author wrote.