Official Review: The Unborn by Tayma Tameem

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Re: Official Review: The Unborn by Tayma Tameem

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Really cool and fascinating finessed work the author did while making the plot. Good review.
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I'd like to see if Jake and Summer's pregnancy turns them against Forge Corporation.
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It is an interesting book, I wonder why the future is predicted so negatively, but I still extend my appreciation for the author development of the background of the world created. Congrats on being book of the day.
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When man controls natural resources such as water, you know we'll pay dearly for it. I enjoyed reading the book, the ending makes the reader anticipate the next in the series. Great review.
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Seems intriguing. I would love to read it.
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This is a well researched book that explores current challenges like clime change. Quite interesting.
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This story tries to create a situation in which there's a global water shortage and Forge corporation becomes the only source of water. It would be interesting to know how the author drives the rest of the story.
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Water/any resource scarcity, corporate greed, and forced population control are all things that we seem to commonly fear in an apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic situation, but it’s still jarring sometimes to think that some people would still be so desperate to climb the corporate ladder that it would influence huge decisions, not even because it’s truly right versus wrong.
Those are the wild cards that make the story interesting. Thank you for the helpful review.
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The unborn is a fantastic book by Tayma Tameem featuring various diversities of the human mind and also such plots and twists let uh stick to the book and grow your curiosity more about the climax.
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Post by Daisy Deeh »

im currently reading the book and all I can say is so far so good. thank you for a well detailed review, your introductory part is lit, well done
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the book is awesome, i recommen it to science fiction lovers,you going to like it
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Your concise description of the book in the review's first sentence, I believe, captured the story's essence. I like how you were able to do communicate to the readers what the book tells just by one sentence. Overall, your review is a great help to me in deciding if I"ll want to purchase the book or not and is full of info and insights.
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Such a great review. Thank you.
I don’t usually read this type of book, but after your review, I may need to change my mind.
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I love stories like this, that projects a possible future. I can imagine a future where water is monopolized as I'm hearing some things about trading water as stocks. The book mixes dystopia with adventure, and that's a tantalizing concept any day.
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This is certainly intriguing with a very possible outcome of climate change, especially the monopoly of a single company over the livelihood of masses. I would love to read this one. Thank you for the well-written review.
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