Overall rating and opinion of "The Freedom Building" by Martin Kendall
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Re: Overall rating and opinion of "The Freedom Building" by Martin Kendall
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In the spirit of fairness, this book should be tagged 4 over 4.
I propose it to lovers of character - soaked fictions, who also enjoy multiple topics packed into one piece.
However, I have a little reservation about the Islam-Isreal-bombing twist ( not because it's not the obvious) but because of the sensitivity of religion and ethnicity.
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I agree with you about the writing style. I did not find any complicated material that would make its readability diminish.PeterRabitt20 wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 15:57 I'm still finishing the book. However, I like the ease in the writing style—the scenes move along quickly enough not to get bored and keep me motivated. Sentences are short and most conversations are too. I also like how I'm able to understand what's going on—it isn't one of those books that trail off, so far that I have to read back to understand where I'm at.
I found it a bit insensitive whenever the character commented that "it was for the best" because the building was ugly. But, I understand that it was done to assert the character's personality.
So far so good, I'd recommend it because the stages move fast enough, and I'm constantly perplexed.
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I, too, have not written a review yet, although I have read the book. Intriguing, I must say. I concur with how well written the book is, and its smooth flow.Bertha Jackson wrote: ↑01 Nov 2021, 18:50 I could not put this book down once I started reading it. Although there are many repetitions throughout the book, these only reinforced the events. A lot of the psychological aspects of this book are thought provoking. I have not written my review yet but I will be giving it 4 out of 4 stars. The book is well written, the plot flows smoothly, and there are only a couple of errors in the book.