Official Review: Falling Down the Aether Sky by Sekji Ani

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Re: Official Review: Falling Down the Aether Sky by Sekji An

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literarycat wrote:I have only recently started reading post apocalyptic novels and this one sounds really interesting, and like one I wouldn't want to put down.

It is that. 8)
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This book sounds very interesting. Thanks for the review!
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@gali you also had me at post-apocalyptic. :)
Your review really was quite thorough, and this sounds like one I would love. Heck, I think I'll add it to my bookshelf now, I've gotten quite good at doing that ha ha ;)
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Escapeartist wrote:@gali you also had me at post-apocalyptic. :)
Your review really was quite thorough, and this sounds like one I would love. Heck, I think I'll add it to my bookshelf now, I've gotten quite good at doing that ha ha ;)
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I'm all for cliffhangers. An outstanding review, gali. Your review is a story within itself. Now look what you've done - you've got me really interested in getting this novel. I think most readers will find the premise easily relatable. Who doesn't like a good rabbit hole to get away from the real world? Yuck yuck yuck.
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Leon Durham wrote:I'm all for cliffhangers. An outstanding review, gali. Your review is a story within itself. Now look what you've done - you've got me really interested in getting this novel. I think most readers will find the premise easily relatable. Who doesn't like a good rabbit hole to get away from the real world? Yuck yuck yuck.
Thank you for your kind words. :)
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Ooh, I love dystopian fiction. Definitely caught my interest. Awesome review as always.
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Tanaya wrote:Ooh, I love dystopian fiction. Definitely caught my interest. Awesome review as always.
Thank you :)
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Excellent review! Does the author give the impression that the people seek to embark on a new and better path?
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Kappy wrote:Excellent review! Does the author give the impression that the people seek to embark on a new and better path?
In a way. Thank you. :)
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