Review of Aurumia

[Da_JumogM]

I also find such details on humanity disturbing. Is this why Aurumia was described as a land with no civilization? Stepping on your fellow humans, eating puppies? I especially find this disgusting. Great review.

[Christie Salinas]

After reading the first few pages, I am hooked and look forward to reading the mysteries and adventures that unfold. It should be interesting to see how much the story mirrors today's society and the throwback on capitalism.

[Sudhanshu Singh 2]

This review of yours gives us the idea about the book's content and highlights.

[Olga Markova]

I have sampled this book, and I agree with the reviewer about proofing issues in this copy. I am grateful to the reviewer for mentioning the Aurumian national dish - I would not be able to read this book due to animal cruelty.

[Favour Hillz]

Looks like the book contains too many information and this makes it exceptional. Some readers doesn't like books that seem bland or lack information so as not keep the reader's mind in the dark. Nice review and congratulations to the author on BOTD.

[Amos Ayu Kumag]

The book is full of mysteries and myths the tune is complex, but I love reading books that talk about discrimination against other people. It is a problem that needs to be addressed in the whole world. Very good review.

[Suvankar Das 1]

Thanks for sharing your review of "Aurumia" by Robert Millon. The satirical take on society and politics through the fictional lands sounds intriguing. The clever puns and social commentary are notable. It's unfortunate about the editing issues, but the unique concept still makes it worth a read.

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation for your exceptionally comprehensive and intellectually stimulating evaluation of "Aurumia" penned by Robert Millon. Your in-depth exploration of the novel's satirical subtleties and the author's astute observations on society is both engrossing and enlightening. Your straightforwardness in addressing the editing concerns, along with your thoughtful rating of 4 out of 5 stars, holds immense value.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Aurumia" by Robert Millon begins with an expedition of three men. Steve is on the trail of a lost civilization. The lost world is very similar to our world, and through the story of two fictional countries, the author very skillfully criticizes modern society.

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

Political satire is very hard to write effectively, but I think this author did great with the book so far. The puns and humor present in the story make me greatly interested in it. Thanks for the review!

[Tars]

The description started almost like it was written about a different book and everyone familiar with "Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog)" by English writer Jerome K. Jerome will understand what I mean. Yet later it took a much more serious tone and topics like racism and an evolutionary twist in the technological world. Interesting and definitely worth a try, congrats on BOTD!

[Joule Mwendwa]

I am a big fan of adventure stories. I like it when there are mysteries and conflicts along the way, and I hope this book has that. Also, I can't wait to delve into its unique story about a journey to another civilization.

[Shania Green]

It's interesting how you've compared the national dish of Aurumia to foie gras. That's not a connection I would have made by myself, but I definitely see it now. I also agree about the grammar and punctuation errors. I was only two page into the book and there were already some missing spaces between a few words that threw me off.

[MsH2k]

This sounds like a not-too-thinly-masked satire of our current times. Based on your description of the hot dog meal and other scenes, I think I'll skip this read. Too graphic. Thank you for your excellent review, Sou Hi, and congrats on BOTD!

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

This is a creative work by a skillful author. I love puns and will like to read this book. I will suggest another round of proofreading as noted by the reviewer. Amazing review.