Review by Antonio Barrella -- Superhighway by Alex Fayman
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Review by Antonio Barrella -- Superhighway by Alex Fayman
[Following is a volunteer review of "Superhighway" by Alex Fayman.]
4 out of 4 stars
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If you have ever loved science, then you must consider reading this novel The Superhighway by Alex Fayman. In this concise guide, the author shows readers the power of invention through various exercises and how to bring ideas that seem out of reach to paper. Using his love for computers and technology, the author uses his ideas on technology to bring out his sophisticated ideas into fruition. Alex had developed this love for technology from a tender age.
I chose this novel because the title seemed inviting. Once I started on the first page, it was a little bit difficult to follow the storyline but soon caught up with the book’s infectious positivity. Alex Fayman is positive about life despite his situations in life. Raised and brought up in an orphanage, Alex remains optimistic about life. For instance, he works hard in school to obtain good grades and make it in life. He read a lot of books about that he later discusses with Mrs. Jenkins, the orphanage mistress. Mrs. Jenkins is amused at his brilliance and says to him, “With your brains and looks, you can become the president of this country. The sky is the limit for you.” She encourages the young boy to relentlessly pursue his dreams.
I liked how this novel was presented in a careful, gentle approach with a touch of humor. Alex’s action was full of fan. For instance, his encounter with the security guards at the hotel where he had intruded is comical. He uses his invention to evade paying the hotel bills. He disappears into space with the help of his electric plug. The guards are left wondering where the boy could have gone. They search everywhere, every corner and are not to be seen. That in itself is part of the magic of this book.
So often, people who possess gifts of invention do not have others believe them, especially, the people who are closer to them. Some friends actually label guys with revolutionary ideas as mad. They ideas are sophisticated and are only learnt after their works have materialized. This author dispels the truth and gives readers the tools to turn a far of wish to a reality. From, Alex’s experience, readers can actually storm everything.
I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and did not find anything that I didn’t like. The writing is of high quality and with no spelling or typo errors. Therefore, I rate this novel at 4 out of 4 stars. This book was just full of creativity and is fantastic. For those who love science fantasies, you will enjoy this novel. It is excellent and applicable. Those readers who hate science fictions may pass this book.
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4 out of 4 stars
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If you have ever loved science, then you must consider reading this novel The Superhighway by Alex Fayman. In this concise guide, the author shows readers the power of invention through various exercises and how to bring ideas that seem out of reach to paper. Using his love for computers and technology, the author uses his ideas on technology to bring out his sophisticated ideas into fruition. Alex had developed this love for technology from a tender age.
I chose this novel because the title seemed inviting. Once I started on the first page, it was a little bit difficult to follow the storyline but soon caught up with the book’s infectious positivity. Alex Fayman is positive about life despite his situations in life. Raised and brought up in an orphanage, Alex remains optimistic about life. For instance, he works hard in school to obtain good grades and make it in life. He read a lot of books about that he later discusses with Mrs. Jenkins, the orphanage mistress. Mrs. Jenkins is amused at his brilliance and says to him, “With your brains and looks, you can become the president of this country. The sky is the limit for you.” She encourages the young boy to relentlessly pursue his dreams.
I liked how this novel was presented in a careful, gentle approach with a touch of humor. Alex’s action was full of fan. For instance, his encounter with the security guards at the hotel where he had intruded is comical. He uses his invention to evade paying the hotel bills. He disappears into space with the help of his electric plug. The guards are left wondering where the boy could have gone. They search everywhere, every corner and are not to be seen. That in itself is part of the magic of this book.
So often, people who possess gifts of invention do not have others believe them, especially, the people who are closer to them. Some friends actually label guys with revolutionary ideas as mad. They ideas are sophisticated and are only learnt after their works have materialized. This author dispels the truth and gives readers the tools to turn a far of wish to a reality. From, Alex’s experience, readers can actually storm everything.
I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and did not find anything that I didn’t like. The writing is of high quality and with no spelling or typo errors. Therefore, I rate this novel at 4 out of 4 stars. This book was just full of creativity and is fantastic. For those who love science fantasies, you will enjoy this novel. It is excellent and applicable. Those readers who hate science fictions may pass this book.
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Superhighway
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