What did you think of this book when you first read its title?

[Love Ukaegbu]

Although there were actual sand people in the book, the plot doesn't revolve much around the book's title. When I first read the title, the first thing that came to mind was that it would be a story of a lost civilization of sand people probably hidden somewhere.

[Elendu Divine Ugochi]

Upon reading the book's title, I immediately believed it was a science fiction narrative featuring time travel.

[Anthony Ekemezie]

When I first picked up this book and read the title, the first thing that crossed my mind was that it was about politics. The title feels quite vague and does not leave much information about the content of the book.

[Liam Patel]

My first impression of the title of the book is
that it could be seen as a title that might either focus on the aspects of desert-dwelling people or cultures.

[Anisha Purvi]

As is obvious from the extended title, it seems like a time travel mystery. However, just the "SandPeople" seems exciting and full of intrigue.

[Aba Rauf]

I haven't had the time to start reading it yet, but I believe the book is about time-traveling adventures, maybe it has something to do with the beach. I'm excited to find out!

First, that is what I thought until I started reading it. the title may tilt you the first moment but it is about the effects and impacts of divorce on a relationship and family.

[Aba Rauf]

My first impression of the title of the book is
that it could be seen as a title that might focus on the aspects of desert-dwelling people or cultures.

The mentioning of the sand people is for a reason. Reading further from the book would make you understand. Sandpeople ~ desert-dwelling! I get it.

[Aba Rauf]

Upon reading the book's title, I immediately believed it was a science fiction narrative featuring time travel.

I also believed in that too. I think I had many thoughts running through my mind at the moment I saw the title.