Review of OldEarth Aram Encounter

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This sounds like a an excellent book for sci-fi lovers! However, I am not a real fan of sci-fi. This book is full of mystery and adventures, but it isn't a book I feel compelled to read!
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Sounds like a good adventure story. It will be interesting to read about people fighting for basic things like water and food while in today's world we don't even think about these.
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Post by Joyce Nwaogazie »

This would be a great book to know how people from older times came into ownership of lands they had lived in. Yes, at some point in our lives we'll have a supreme being to look up to in times of need. Your review is simple and understandable, I love it.
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The cover is quite entucung. The review is also clear and precise, and now I know what to expect when I do download the book. Congrats on BOTD.
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Sounds like an inspiring and amazing book to read.Congrats on BOTD
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After reading a great review, this book has captured my attention! Can't wait to see how Aram and his clan face adversity in the early times.
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Post by rusyalana »

The book sounds pretty interesting. I like science fiction books and this one also has a paranormal aspect that is even more appealing to me. It will be interesting to read about Aram and his clan and learn more aboyut their adventures on a new land and how they coped with all their earthly problems and the supernatural beings. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!
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Post by Gabriela Contreras »

What can we do when the land we have always known, is no longer a safe place to live? Migration is a continuous factor for humans. This tells the story of Aram and his clan, and how they left the place they called home to face the dangers of a new place to live.
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This book is jam-packed with action. Anyone who enjoys space operas including myself will enjoy this. Thanks for the review!
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The book sounds interesting, I love reading adventure books, I must read the book. Great review.
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Sounds like an interesting read. Indeed we are taking things for granted in this era. It would be difficult for the Aram clan to adapt to a new settlement that lacks amenities unlike in our world today. Congrats on the BOTD.
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I’m looking forward to digging into this novel to be Aram as he leads his people and face many difficult challenges in a dangerous land where unbeknownst to them supernatural beings are watching them. That’s very intriguing.
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As an adventure book lover, the book would benefit me. Second, I've check out the book to sample, I'll agree that the author uses easy to understand choices of words. congrats to the author of today's book of the day
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Post by Seamstress »

Sci-fi/Fantasy is so not my genre, because I outgrown my adventurous spirit years ago and even back then it wasn't my most favorite literature. But I can admit that this book series sounds quite interesting and my daughter will going to love it. Congrats with BOTD!
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Post by Lily_flower_the_reader »

A book packed with so many adventures and has an intriguing storyline. As they go through life and encounter the supernatural. Well deserved
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