Review of Time Before Time

Post by **Chitra Ayengar** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:04

The exploration of alternate universe has always been a fascinating read. In this sci-fi novel alternate entities coexisting with earth are explored. The review signifies the positives of the book precisely.

Mole128 · Post by **Mole128** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:05

The book sounds like a captivating read that delves into alternate creations and entities coexisting with Earth. Great review.

Michael Joseph 17 · Post by **Michael Joseph 17** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:11

"Time Before Time" held me captivated with its exploration of alternate creations and entities coexisting with Earth. It skillfully portrays the vastness of the universe, emphasizing that our earthly civilization is still in its early stages compared to the celestial wonders beyond our planet. The book delves into the interconnectedness of planets, illustrating how disruptions on one can profoundly impact others, all while highlighting the importance of teamwork.

What truly made the book immersive for me were the authors' vivid and lifelike depictions of landscapes and eras. Their meticulous scene-building created a narrative that made me feel like I was living in the same timeline as the characters. The masterful execution of plot developments and character introductions set this book apart from my previous reading experiences, keeping me eagerly anticipating what would unfold next.

"Time Before Time" maintained a clear direction and an unambiguous narrative, leaving me with no reservations. The polished editing deserves a solid five out of five stars, offering readers, including myself, an immersive and imaginative experience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to fellow sci-fi enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys books with a touch of a military setting – it's truly a worthwhile read.

Rebecca De Figueiredo · Post by **Rebecca De Figueiredo** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:13

This book reminds me of the 1980 movie ‘The Time Machine’, and how I was absolutely captivated as a child. ‘Time Before Time’ is sort of similar, but with a modern techno twist. John and Emerson take us on a strangely magical adventure.

DUNCAN TSHEPANG MATHEBULA · Post by **DUNCAN TSHEPANG MATHEBULA** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:16

The review is insightful as the book explores the interconnectedness of planets, detailing their orbits and illustrating how disruptions on one can significantly impact others. It sounds like a good read.

Fateme Ataei · Post by **Fateme Ataei** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:18

It's pretty rare to come across a book that has a 5-star review, so it's awesome to hear that you've been really enjoying reading this one!

Chockanathan G · Post by **Chockanathan G** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:20

This book is a fictional story. This book delves into the planets which are orbiting beyond our planet and there are some characters who are moving the whole story. The author shows his skill in building the characters, planets ans environment. People who like fictional stories may appreciate this book

himanshi bisht · Post by **himanshi bisht** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:31

Overall, "Time Before Time" is a thrilling read that will appeal to fans of science fiction and time-travel stories alike. With its compelling storyline, well-rounded characters, and stunning artwork, it's a must-read for anyone looking for an immersive and thought-provoking adventure.

Eckhart Aurelius Hughes · Post by **Nisha DSouza** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:33

Time Before Time is an exciting sci-fi fantasy novel with Professor Emerson Whitmore at the center of the story. It delves into alternate universe, planets, and constellations and their connections. I'm very eager to know what happens with the professor's time machine and if he time travels to find his answers. Congratulations on the BOTD!

Sampaio · Post by **Sampaio** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:41

John is a very well developed character, he would make a movie because the protagonist creates curiosity, but they do very surreal things that wouldn't make sense because if they have an anti-gravity weapon why not make one big enough to stop the meteor?

Patrícia Gomes · Post by **Patrícia Gomes** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:44

I can understand that sci-fi is not for everyone, however, this review can't be indifferent to any reader who is a fan of a good plot and characters. Such an incredible point of view and explanation!

Post by **Ajain12** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:48

"Time Before Time" by Dan DuBose and Beau DuBose follows retired Space Ranger John Chantry's unexpected career shift as a bodyguard. The narrative intricately weaves alternate creations, teamwork dynamics, and vivid landscapes, earning it a solid five stars for its immersive storytelling and polished editing. A must-read for sci-fi fans.

Martina Sette · Post by **Martina Sette** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:56

This book seems nice. It's a riveting sci-fi adventure with intricate world-building and a masterful plot. I think I'll read it, thanks to your review!

Sampaio · Post by **Sampaio** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:57

John is a very well developed character, he would make a movie because the protagonist creates curiosity, but they do very surreal things that wouldn't make sense because if they have an anti-gravity weapon why not make one big enough to stop the meteor? The book itself conveys a lot of emotion like science fiction, about the 400 million year old civilization it was brilliant, when it was getting slow the story already made a huge difference in curiosity about what would happen or what it would be like after that...

SweetSourSalty AndSpicy · Post by **SweetSourSalty AndSpicy** » 17 Feb 2024, 07:59

Today's selection appears to offer another level of adventure in time travel stories. It blends sophisticated technology with a military setting to create a fast-paced, action-packed reading experience.