Official Review: The Unborn by Tayma Tameem

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I really like sci-fi movies but never liked sci-fi books much. But with this interesting review I think I am going to try it. Helpful and great review.
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I love sci-fi novels, and this book sounds intriguing. Poor Summer being pregnant with twins in an environment with a one-child policy is devastating. I'll be reading this! Thank you for your great review!
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This is an amazing plot. Climate change is a major issue, and it will probably lead to a lot of complications. Resources controlled by a corporation and artificial childbirth seem to be very interesting concepts for a sci-fi novel. Excellent review!
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A novel exploring what is already in reality here and there would definitely be a good read. I look forward to knowing the fate of Summer and her twins in the book. Wonderful review
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Nice review. I love how the book is covering climate change and water shortages. The storyline also sounds great.
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Forge Corporation sounds scary. What a predicament for Summer, keep her unborn twins or risk the consequences. The Unborn sounds like a very exciting book! Thank you for your insightful review.
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This is a futuristic story about climate changes and water scarcity. Congratulations BOTD!
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I’m passing on this one. This review sounds good and I enjoyed the sample of the book but I’m not really too much of a sci fi girl. Congrats on the BOTD
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Artificial birthing program does sound like an interesting thing to read about as well as climate change. However, I’m not sure I would be able to commit to the entirety of this book, as I’m not really a sci fi girl. Congrats on the BOTD and your great review.
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This sounds like a very interesting story. I wonder what Summer will do about her pregnancy? I do not usually like slow paced books but this one I may have to try anyway.
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Thank you for your interesting review. Unfortunately Sci-fiction is not for me so I’ll pass.
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Sounds like a timely book dealing with climate change and other things we face daily. Thank you for the review.
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An interesting science-fiction novel "The Unborn" by Tayma Tameem, which explores the bad effects of climate change on the world, including a scarcity of resources and the birth complications. This book appears quite entertaining to me.
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I think I can imagine a story like this in the not-so-distant future. If we are smart we will learn lessons from this and similar stories and protect the environment.
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Post by Gemjay »

Wow this book sounds interesting. The suspense about what happens to Summer makes me want to read this book. The storyline is also unique. I'd love to read this book.
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