Review of The Sound of Creation

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Sound of Creation" by Gabriella Zielke.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Sound of Creation by Gabriella Zielke is a book that focuses on specific elements or objects, in this case, music, that can be utilized for better comprehension of the creation myth and the progress of humans. The reader obtains understanding that helps him or her in the quest to discover their inner self and their main life purpose. The book promotes friendship, loyalty, and trust in relationships while also demonstrating the contradictory characteristics of lust, greed, and blackmail. In modern society, these ideals are crucial in every interaction. The ideals also help create contented people in society.

The protagonist of the tale is a lady by the name of Ava Lawson, who mistakenly created music in order to translate the codes used in the creation of man. She now has to cope with any ramifications. She stands the risk of giving up all she has ever worked for, including her life and the lives of those dear to her. This is done to protect the program from possible thieves who could try to take it from her. The book also tells us about Zek, a creature that wants to join the guild and train to be an apprentice. It has been discovered that creatures like Zek build planets. The author explores the formation of planets, space, and the galaxy as a result, giving the story a new twist. To prevent the destruction of the earth before it's too late, Zek and Ava must work together.

I like how the author made the characters come to life. I really appreciated Ava's savviness since it made her stand out. She was able to utilize her intellect to not only save the world but also unlock a higher dimension and find her life's purpose. It's intriguing to me how the author characterized artificial intelligence (AI) as a set of tools that may be used to address those puzzling problems for which man seems to have no answers.

I disliked nothing about the book. It was very informative and interesting.

I gave the book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. In my opinion, the book deserves this rating since it effectively dissects competing concepts like time and space, truth and deception, and even dimensions. The book was well-edited and error-free. I strongly recommend this book to all free thinkers who are looking for answers to the grand issue, "Where do we come from?"

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The Sound of Creation
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