Official Review: The Omicron Six by Endy Wright

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Re: Official Review: The Omicron Six by Endy Wright

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From the glowing review, this must be an excellent book. I read a few pages of the book and the author demonstrates a very crisp, enjoyable writing style. But since I'm a bit full up on teenage buddy stories right now, I'm going to pass. However, I wish the author much luck in finding an appreciative audience. Congrats on BOTD!
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The author did an awesome job of putting this novel together and i think the moral lesson the author was passing across can be vividly seen in the main character.
Thanks for the detailed and insightful review.
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Congratulations on being BOTD. The story seems to be so much relatable. I would definitely read it.
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A nice combination of heightened senses, telepathic abilities, and revelations in the science-fiction book "The Omicron Six" by Endy Wright. The story focuses on Coupe and Cooper, who become friends. Cooper can hear thoughts through telepathy. The story appears quite appealing.
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Sounds like a book about a burgeoning friendship. I like that the author has created two characters that both have similar issues despite their very different backgrounds. Thanks for the wonderful review.
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This is a book about two young boys with super natural powers and the beautiful friendship they share. Great review. Congratulations BOTD!
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Post by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda »

This book navigates the trials of two characters: one suffers from abandonment, abuse, and neglect but radiates uncanny and admirable positivity, while the other enjoys the bliss of a happy home but is in torment of his inability to keep the voices out. The friendship the boys strike and the trust between them is so exciting to read.


I guess we all think the neighbor's grass is greener, but we all have our struggles. Both boys seem like unique characters and I'm glad that this book focuses on friendship.
Thank you for your enthusiastic review!
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Family is an important topic to talk about and learning that this book explain all about family is not by blood relation alone is eye catching i think i may consider reading this one.
good job done on review.
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Post by Cristina Chifane »

Cooper and Coupe seem like a strong duo whose friendship will help them find out more about their unusual powers. I'd love to read the whole series considering that it belongs to the sci-fi genre and the author also blends humor in the mix. Thanks for your review!
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A science-fiction story that brings together two main characters with surprising abilities and characteristics. The author's first novel and also the first installment in the series. It looks interesting.
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What an irony of life that one can suffer abandonment yet exhibit a positive attitude while on the other hand, one can be born in a happy home yet the voice not heard. It's an amazing novel.
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Wow this sounds to be an amazing book filled with science, fantasy, friendship, thrill and adventure.
A story filled with great characters.
This is a must read.
Thank you for the wonderful review.
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"The Omicron Six" by Endy Wright - Cooper and Coupe develop a great friendship and a richly imaginative sci-fi story is entrancing. A beautifully written story with great characterization. Thanks for the superlative review.
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This exciting sci-fi story follows two teens as they discover their supernatural powers. I like that the characters are humorous and relatable. Congratulations to the author for being chosen as BOTD. Great review! Thanks to the reviewer for a well-done job.
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Post by Elizabeth Pass »

The friendship portrayed in this book sounds like one to aspire to. The character development also sounds promising. I always enjoy books with a supernatural aspect.
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