Official Review: The Unborn by Tayma Tameem

[jeanmtdb]

Great review! Science fiction is a hit-or-miss genre for me. This review put it on my "to read" list. The cover art doesn't really portray the true plot of the book. Well-developed characters, and in-depth storyline, and current issues are very engaging. Thanks!

[megan25006]

Having studied population control and the one child policy China used through college I am curious to see how these serious real world issues are woven into a science fiction story.

[Ferdinand_Otieno]

This is an amazing and interesting science fiction novel highlighting climate change, emergency, dependency, conflict, and determination. The book is temporarily free on Amazon Kindle and has a well-written OnlineBookClub review. Congrats @TaymaTameem on the BOTD selection.

[Vickie Noel]

I'm not a big fan of sci-fi and strange worlds, but Tameem is becoming a household name; I'm curious to see what she makes of this story. The plot sounds captivating especially with this issue of motherhood at risk. I wonder what goes down in the Hurst's family. Only one way to find out, thanks for the glowing review!

[Michael40]

If you ask me, the story highlight natural realities and how we relate to them. Amazing! Great review!

[TheMazeRunner]

This book is perfect for sci-fi lovers. I love the concept of the book.

[char8026]

This book sounds interesting. With climate change, water shortages, and a company with power over basic supplies, this could almost be real life. The birthing aspect of it is interesting also, especially with summer having twins and there being a one-child rule. How would you ever decide that? Great review and it has piqued my curiosity.

[Sanju Lali]

A nice 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 worth reading for me.

[JC gull]

An intriguing read looking forward to reading the rest of the book

[Timothy Rucinski]

From what I read of the book, it appears that this could be a winner. However, as per the review, I am not interested in starting on a book that will become most probably a part of a series. And just a word of advice to the author. Please change this cover. It's very cartoonish and not representative of the seriousness of the subject matter. However, I wish the author hearty congratulations on achieving BOTD honors. One more thing. This is just another example of a book with a link to Amazon for a book that is not available through Amazon.

[Roy Nick]

Sounds like a compelling piece; however, I'll have to pass it due to it's slow pace.

[kdstrack]

This story leads readers to reflect on what happens when corporations become so powerful that they con control something so basic as the availability of water! I am curious about Jake and Summer's decision. Could this break up their marriage? Great writing!

[EssyW]

Your review is detailed and interesting. Nonetheless, this piece sounds like it's not my ideal cup of tea.

[Laura Ungureanu]

This scares me with its portray of a realistic future, where only one company controls the water, thus controlling the whole world. I think I would enjoy this book, especially following the main characters storyline and their struggles with the system.

[Emmanuelufot]

This what I call rules broken by the maker, this is a really complicated issue having to take risk by breaking the rule you also supported to be implemented,it's indeed a hard nut to crack.