Review of The Glorious Beast!

[Rajkumar Dhahima]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Glorious Beast!" by Scott L.Chally.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Think about running a delivery biz in a small town with your best pals—it seems pretty easy. Yet in "The Glorious Beast!" crafted by Scott L. Chally, the story is way different. Scott, Ricky, and Jimmy dive into the highs and lows of working their Ace Services jobs and tackle ideas way bigger than any box they ship out. Have you ever bumped into that one book that makes you question everything? That's what "The Glorious Beast!" is. Sure, it talks about Ace Services, but at its heart, it's about sparking a revolution—not just in how they do business, but in our everyday lives too. Scott, Ricky, and Jimmy envision a place where each snag has a neat fix where folks get what they require.

Scott L. Chally's book mixes several genres and tracks two boys in the seventh grade as their lives intertwine over ten years. You'll find humor, mystery, romance, and a pinch of entrepreneurship as these kids face obstacles and create a thriving delivery service. Key events include a fight at their school, a scary incident at work, and getting their acquisition on some commercial trucks. These bits and pieces give you a sneak peek at the tangled story and the many folks they run into.

Real-life struggles go up against mystical visions that call into question the idea of faith, purpose, and teamwork. Jimmy’s love for her family is there, as is Ricky and Molly’s sweet romance; those guys pull it together and make it relatable. Chally has a way of telling your heart, grit, and wonder in one story that sticks with you.

What's so great is how Chally manages to meld his life experiences with future belts. It ends deep but is way unpredictable. There are the twists, the friendships, and the hope that follows. This is not just another book; this is a big think invitation. That's why I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. The book's editing was great; reading it, I did not find grammar errors.

However, the book comes under the non-fiction genre, but if you're into stories that are kind out there and keep you guessing, packed with some cool action, a bunch of laughs, and a whole lot of feels, this book is your jam. Adore rooting for the little guy or getting thrown for a loop by wild plot flips? You're gonna dig this! At the end of the book, I would say that this book was a great reading experience for me, and in my opinion, I did not find any dislikes in it.

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The Glorious Beast!
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