Review of Orinthia

[Jo Nick Kahn]

Blessing Chi Peculiar's review of Orinthia by Most Everyone touches on something I think a good story must do: get the user engaged and relate. The reviewer writes:

For each character, I could sense their emotions. As I read, I had no trouble visualizing every scene. Orinthia's feelings most closely resembled mine.

This sounds like an amazing read

[Mamadou djoudja Sow]

Some people are just pure wicked to use innocent people as test subjects. I wonder how they were able to evade the side effects.

[Amos Osinya]

This is a very good book to read. One because of the subject matter, Mental health. Noting that Mental health is an issue of great concern today. Two, because of the cure. It is interesting to follow up on the cure that has interested the characters in this book.

[Alida Spies]

It is scary to think that a company would use people as guinea pigs for untested products. Mental disorders are difficult to deal with and I can imagine people willing to try a new cure. Thank you for your informative review.

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Orinthia: Book One - The Super Mental Series" follows Orinthia and others who unwittingly become test subjects for a "cure" pill for mental disorders, navigating complex emotions, bravery, and unexpected consequences together. Sounds interesting. Congrats on being BOTD!

[Neto Onuoha]

"Orinthia" by Most Everyone Is an interesting book about an interesting and recurring topic in today’s world, mental health. The author did a good job. Congratulations on being BOTD.

[Chris Agbara]

"Orinthia: Book One - The Super Mental Series" is a captivating novel tackling mental health issues, love, and bravery. Orinthia's journey, fueled by anxiety and self-discovery, is relatable and inspiring. With well-crafted characters and a gripping plot, this 5-star read offers valuable life lessons and promotes empathy and understanding.

[Adroit Sage Highbrow]

"Orinthia" is a gripping book that delves into the complexities of mental health, exploring anxiety, self-doubt, courage, resilience, and quest for acceptance. The storytelling is captivating and emphasizes emotional connection with the characters. Nicely reviewed!

[ShamilaK9]

While I find this a comprehensive and interesting review, I feel that the reviewer provides too many details.
Telling us her mother died could be a spoiler.
Nevertheless, the story and characters, from the reviewer's perspective, make one think the author did a good job.

[Amy Luman]

This seems to be a story about something that affects all of us at some level. Congratulations on BOTD!

[Nada Renno]

I believe reading about emotional hardships and challenges often reveals the inner workings of the mind—how it perceives people, circumstances, and the world around us. This understanding illuminates how our thoughts and behaviors are shaped, often without our conscious awareness. A good book to shed light on these complex issues.

[Motiar Rahaman 1]

Blessing Chi Peculiar's review of Orinthia highlights the story's uniqueness by addressing it as a mental health inquiry upon the journey of Orinthia through the panoply of its discourse. It is interesting how such a book activates a suspenseful train of events surrounding the mystery pill- Potentia Auxilium- to meditate upon anxiety, self-acceptance, and resilience. I like how the processing of Orinthia and Coy is brought forth: they take refuge in each other since they see their weak points in each other. Blessing mentions Orinthia's courage to fight even turmoil due to mourning which declares her character equally relatable and awe-inspiring. The book teaches that "all that glitters is not gold", a powerful message, and the excitement of the reviewer indicates that Orinthia may be a really good read.

[Motiar Rahaman 1]

"Despite the grimness of the book, the presentation was spot-on, delving into the complex world of mental health using suspense while creating assertive heroines and logic reduced to experience. The bond between Orinthia and Coy was properly executed, and the mind-boggling approach in which the “Potentia Auxilium” pill is unveiled is really exciting. The book demonstrates Orinthia’s courage and inspires readers to keep holding on by saying, “not everything that glitters is gold.” This novel is not only inspiring but a guide to some of life’s most trying moments."

[Peter Greaven]

I love this review, I was captured by the first words, mental health issues, but as I read line after line, I discovered this book had more to give aside health issues. I'll be sure to give this a read.

[Rose Angela]

"Orinthia" by Most Everyone is a young adult novel about a girl who joins a drug trial for a mental health pill and faces strange side effects while navigating trust and friendship.