Review of OldEarth Aram Encounter

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This book seems to have so much more reality than fiction to it, particularly with regard to the reasons people have migrated in ancient times. It doesn't seem overly religious so that it would deter any particular reader though.
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I've never read anything like this book before. I have never even seen a fictional book about the early ages. It would be an interesting read, to say the least. I'll be sure to check the sample later.
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This a very interesting book and the characters are so intriguing. Aram Didi his best to protect the people he loves. Their challenging experiences in life is inspiring. Thanks for the great review!
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An interesting and intriguing storyline. This review is also quite detailed too. I wonder how Aram's clan would survive given the harsh realities of life.
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The story seems to look into the dynamics of different clans and races. It explores perspectives on change and development in a society. Congratulations on Book of the Day!
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The pioneer clan surviving all the obstacles to set up a territory, all the while being guided by a supernatural power, sounds interesting. Thanks for the review and recommendation!
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Post by Ann Ogochukwu »

I'm intrigued by this book because of its setting; I'm curious to know what it was like in the early ages. Besides, this review speaks so well of the book that I am tempted to read it.
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This looks unique and very intriguing to me. The book is about early period of earth and dwellers. I've always wondered how the people of early-stage faced the dangers of elements. I would love to read the book. Congrats on BOTD!!
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The core lesson I gannered here is the struggle for survival of human. Also, the struggles of a leader in the midst of uncertainty. I believe this book will be a good read for me.
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That sounds like a great book for people like me who enjoy historical fiction, also. From what is said in the review, it appears to be a very immersive story. It will be a welcome distraction from the everyday modern chaos we see on the news.
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I appreciate the fact that its a science fiction novel that is tied to an adventure.
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Aram's clan has a well-crafted story and the characters were quite enticing, making this book one of the best work of fictions! The theory about gods being aliens have been speculated for a long time and it's great that this books tackles that possibility! Congrats on botd!
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Post by jaliper »

Your review has piqued my curiosity. This book seems like a fascinating and provoking read, which is hard to put down. I will definitely be reading this next. thanks a lot for your review
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Post by Sameena Ansari »

The plot of this book reminded me of how much we take the current comforts for granted and seldom stop to look at the impact of our lifestyle on the planet.
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Aram and his clan face different battles and dangers as they migrate to another land to settle down. This book is filled with a lot of suspense, action, and adventure.
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