Review of Final Notice

[David reviews]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Final Notice" by Van Fleisher.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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This book, Final Notice by Van Fleisher, is a very mysterious one that leaves the reader with thoughts and unanswered questions. This book made me imagine what I would do if I were aware of my death date. Will I be able to put all my things in order? Will I be able to settle every dispute and generate inner peace? All these are in this book. In this book, people are told of their death dates, and we get to see their reactions and the actions they take as a result.

In this book, we still come across the VT2 watch. This enabled the people to know their death dates. Some reacted positively to this. While others went rogue prior to this too. It's just a matter of choice. Many of them made the wrong choice, even at the point of death. While others were able to find inner peace.

I enjoyed reading Final Notice. It was really a pleasure. This book opened my eyes to many facts about life. Van Fleisher really made us know that society is really against people's inner peace. And this has been a great problem for mankind. The author made this book very educational and comprehensive, as it passes a great message across society. The book's title alone made me go for it. I really commend the author. Van Fleisher made this book rich and easy to understand for me. His writing style and plot were well-drafted.

I just had a minor disturbance with the book. I didn't like the pattern of politics. Apart from this, this book is exceptional. If I were a famous man, I would recommend this book to the world. Both old and young.

I would still like to give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I couldn't find any errors in the book. I understood his writing style and storyline. And the book was well edited, without doubt.

Lastly, I would like to recommend this book to every human being looking for inner peace. It's true we don't know our death date, but as it still remains unknown, we should be at peace with one another.

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