Review of Aurumia

[Kaylyn_Marie]

Puns!! In a book!! Love it. This sounds so deep and interesting. I am interested to see how the author describes modern capitalism and his hidden critiques of it that show throughout the book.

[Manang Muyang]

Science fiction isn't my thing, so I wasn't keen on looking at this book. But the book is free today, and the review made me chuckle at least twice, so I am reconsidering. The CRAP and KKK remind me of some people, as the author most probably intended. Foie gras sealed it for me.

[Victoria Chidimma]

Congratulations on BOTD. Interesting book full of mystery and adventure, definitely my kind of read.

[Daniel Staples]

A cursory read of this book showed it not to be promising to me. I'll suspend disbelief sometimes, but not today. Two typos before I finished page three sealed the deal.

[Bertha Jackson]

An interesting book about a lost civilization that contains puns sounds intriguing. Thank you for your review.

[payal thakker]

Thank you for the review. Congratulations for the BOTD! The review is well narrated for me to analyse that this book might not be my cup of tea. But for those who keep interest in mystery and adventure, will surely like it.

[MARINOR ESCOBEDO]

Always been a fan of adventures and mysteries since a teen and upon reading your review, I couldn't help but foresee the fun and lesson this book will implore. Needs proofreading as you have said but still, can't wait to read the book!

[Cathy Burgin]

Excellent review. This is clearly an interesting story that will have readers think deeply about the current state of our society.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

The idea of modern capitalism and its issues showcased in fictional lands make want to read this story. I'd contrast what I find in the plot of the story with what capitalism proposes and gain insights through this fictional narration.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
The account of Steve's trip to South America and the things he discovered from the seasoned Indian translator regarding Aurumia and Sklabosia I believe that the sarcastic perspective on contemporary politics, culture, and racial disparities in a book with adventures is a novel perspective.

[Aan Granados]

This is more of a satire and adventure. Imagine discovering a lost city, what would it be like? I love the puns but I don’t like their idea of a hotdog. Can’t wait to read this.

[Grandpolyeco]

I haven't read the book but with this review I am able to understand what the book is about. The reviewer made us understand how a young man wanted his friend to invest in his adventure. From the review, I also got to know that the adventure could lead into their end and if they are lucky, they may succeed.

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Wow, those are some sad and funny acronyms. It seems like an enlightening read. Sometimes it's easier to see our mistakes when presented as something completely external and fanciful.
I hope the author polishes the edition.
Great review!

[Saima Rahman]

The book seems fun and interesting for readers who enjoy satire and adventure put together. Congratulations on a great review!

[Alida Spies]

Searching for a lost civilisation and engaging with people who don't have much contact with the outside world, sounds like an intriguing topic. The satirical aspect also appeals and promises to provide an interesting read.

Thank you for the great review.