Review of The Great Migration

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This is a very good story and I would love to read it and go through whole story
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The s’orne sound like an intriguing race/species. The relationship between Bellona and Luta seems like it could be captivating as well, especially considering Bellona has to choose between helping the Crystal City and Luta’s people. The portrayal of religion could also contain some very relevant messages for today’s society. Thank you for the helpful review.
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This book engages magic and supernatural realities to embellish a tale of survival. That is perfect for me once it generates more interest.
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I am looking forward to reading this book. The book has a great storyline and I love that it's well written. I'm keen on reading about the various religions the author created for this book. Congratulations on making book of the day!
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I have not read much of sci-fiction books. However this book sounds fun. The reviewer has done a good job with the review of this book. I hope to try it out.
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Sounds like a science fiction related to mass disease spread. But nothing about the plot jumps to my attention so I might pass on this one. But thanks for a detailed review.
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It is interesting that there are a lot of made up stuff in this book and yet the story is rooted in a very real human preoccupation: religion. If this story did make the big screen, I would be tempted to watch it. But I am not into this sort of thing in literary form.
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A mix of alien invasion and zombie outbreak? Sounds like the king of sci-fi story to get the hair at the back of my head stand. This book has great potential.
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This looks like an intriguing sci-fi novel that is a page turner with a captivating story plot. Congrats on being BOTD.
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Wow! Great review. The book sounds well deserving of being the BOTD, or maybe even BOTY. There's something for everyone in it. The reviewer said something about aliens and zombies but I had gotten a sense of something like Avatar. I guess that covers one aspect. I can't wait to read it!
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Reading science fiction books can be a bit daunting for some. However, I enjoy reading it. This book has a great world-building and characters. Congratulations on the book of the day.
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The religious rivalry sounds like an interesting twist. I look forward to reading more especially since it has a sci-fi element. Thank you for a great review.
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The religious rivalry sounds like an interesting twist. I look forward to reading more especially since it has a sci-fi element. Thank you for a great review.
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I'm not fond of sci-fi, but this book seems highly interesting. Congratulations on BOTD!
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This seems like an amazing story. I can tell from your review that you enjoyed reading it. Such an engaging read, I'm tempted to try
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