Review of Message From Inner Space:When Earth Has Had Enough
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Priya Murugesan
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Hope you enjoy the book, Elavarasi!Elavarasi Charles wrote: ↑08 Jul 2025, 10:23 You are right, Priya! The cover really attracts and makes me want to read the book. Your gripping synopsis hits the nail even deeper. The SETI people locate a strange phenomenon in Iraq that sends a message that translates to Tamil! This book surely calls for global attention to the environmental issues. Also, the large female character group is captivating. I'll look for a chance to grab a copy. Thank you for writing interesting reviews!
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Environmental literacy is an essential and timeless skill, and I am happy that the book gives a fresh perspective about environmental pollution. I am left wondering what the content of the message from the Earth and why it was scary. Thank you for the review, @Priya Murugesan.
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I, too, thought this was about the environment. "Message From Inner Space:When Earth Has Had Enough" by John Landrine appears to be a captivating book to read. I'd like to know what that message entails. Thanks for bringing this book to my attention. I'm happy you enjoyed it. I hope the author will tap into your recommendations.
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Read the book to know more about the message! Thanks for reading my review, Kibet!Kibet Hillary wrote: ↑08 Jul 2025, 11:44 Environmental literacy is an essential and timeless skill, and I am happy that the book gives a fresh perspective about environmental pollution. I am left wondering what the content of the message from the Earth and why it was scary. Thank you for the review, @Priya Murugesan.
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Thanks a lot for sharing your views!Creole wrote: ↑08 Jul 2025, 16:07 I, too, thought this was about the environment. "Message From Inner Space:When Earth Has Had Enough" by John Landrine appears to be a captivating book to read. I'd like to know what that message entails. Thanks for bringing this book to my attention. I'm happy you enjoyed it. I hope the author will tap into your recommendations.
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What a powerful review. I really felt the urgency and emotion in your words, especially toward the end. It’s amazing how fiction can deliver such a real and necessary message. I hope more people read this and take its warning seriously — before Earth has to speak louder.
