Review of Singularity

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informative review. While it seems to be centered on a current topic, I am not a fan of science fiction. Perhaps that is especially true of this one since I don't understand much about science terminology. As long as I can follow the book the errors are okay, but it sounds like I'd have enough trouble following it even without the errors. I believe I'll pass on this one.

[ErandikaHerath]

I love science fiction. This will be a great choise for me. You have done a comprehensive review and I really enjoyed your review. Congratulations to the BOTD author.

[Anusha Thatavarthi]

This seems like a great science fiction book that also focuses on human relations. Sounds very interesting. Thanks for the amazing review.

[Taiwo_Olawoye]

It is said that ideas rule the world. The authors of Singularity made their ideas clear in this book. The brevity of words creates a concise approach for this book. Lovers of science novels will enjoy this read. Thanks for the review.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

I am also into the science field, and "Singularity," being very much into science, is my type of book to read. I also like the fact that it is very straight-to-the-point; it won't give me a hard time. Congratulations BOTD!

[azeemi]

The book "Singularity" explores the exciting concept of the digital singularity in a connecting and interesting way. It gives a thorough investigation of this difficult concept and is written in understandable language, making it available to readers from different backgrounds.

[Nisha DSouza]

Thank you for an honest and well-summarized review. I am not really a science geek, but I want to explore what this book has to offer. The sample pages talked about Joseph, the astrophysicist who was trying to find another explanation for the creation of the universe. I wonder how he and his daughter, Daisy, discover ways to travel to space with the help of black holes. It will be an intriguing read for sci-fi lovers. Congratulations on the BOTD!

[Saima Rahman]

I am intrigued by this review! A short sci-fi book which is full of excitement is a rare find. I look forward to reading this book. Congratulations on BOTD!

[odlanra]

Thanks for the review! I now would not expect much of a plot. But I would still expect the attempt to explain scientific concepts. Definitely, I would love to know and understand the scientific concepts being presented. I would also like to relate it to how it is tied up or inserted to correlate with the presented or attempted story. And I would also like to relate it to reality and actual occurrences on Earth. It does have some moral lessons and values On second thought, I think I would like to evaluate an undeveloped plot but still could point out values. Surely or perhaps the story would leave it to my thoughts and I would be having a deep thought. An undeveloped romance! Let us see! Sometimes ending of romance is better left to the reader's imagination.

[Annette Boateng]

This is awesome novel and l am sure readers will enjoy reading it.. However all readers will learn alot from this story since it also serves as educative material. Great review.

[Anaïs Quesson]

This sounds very interesting. I'm now eager to discover Joseph, his ambitions, his relationship with Daisy, and how they all evolve into such a complexe plot. I'm hyped!
Thank you for this great review

[Kathie Slief Turner]

Singularity seems to be primarily a warning about what will happen if mankind doesn't change the way they behave.
Drought, fires, oceans rising, and more frequent and severe storms are already a reality. I don't think I'll read this particular book due to the underdeveloped plot and the lack of follow-through with relationships and romance. Joseph and Daisy sound like interesting characters, but the fact that the book doesn't seem to go into detail about them leads me to take a pass on this one. I congratulate the author for calling to our attention the ultimate consequences of global warming. Congratulations on BOTD!

[elly_m]

In my opinion, the book is not only appealing to science nerds, but also most people who are introspective about the fate of the world. Everyone is curious about what life will be like in the future. The theory of singularity is worth engaging especially when presented by two diverse authors who tackle many topics that are integral to mankind's way of life and survival.

[Sumit Kumar Sinha]

"Singularity" by Jayme A. Oliveira Filho and Jayme S. Alencar is a thought-provoking novel centered around Earth's sustainability and the threat of climate change. Astrophysicist Joseph Silva proposes a groundbreaking theory involving black hole singularities and alternate universes, facing opposition from the scientific community. With his daughter Daisy's unwavering support, they embark on a journey to validate his theory and restore his reputation.

The book's concise narrative skips elaborate plots, providing a quick read. However, character development, particularly in the romance aspect, feels incomplete. Scientific terminology may pose a challenge for non-expert readers, though vivid images and a touch of romance add balance.

"Singularity" underscores themes of family, love, values, and legacy. Joseph's resilience and determination inspire, leaving a lasting impression on Daisy. The book prompts reflection on Earth's sustainability and human impact, offering a glimmer of hope.

The emotionally charged moments prompt profound reflection. Though the book could use some additional editing for minor errors, it stands as a poignant reminder of the pressing need to confront climate change.

[Abraham Ozo]

Singularity offers a technically challenging journey with its scientific terminology, potentially alienating non-expert readers. Yet, the inclusion of vibrant images adds a welcoming touch to the text. Congrats on BOTD.