Review of Of the Earth

[Dzejn_Crvena]

I haven't read enough dystopian stories with talking animals, so I'll check this book. The reference to the Bible may help readers understand its writings in a simplified manner, and the drama is perfect for the readers to turn the pages for more updates. Congratulations on the BOTD.

[Eva Nyaburi]

I wasn't particularly fond of this book and found it confusing. The storyline didn't captivate me either. Nonetheless, congrats on earning the Book of the Day recognition.

[Emeka Emordi]

The honest assessment of violence and heavy themes brings a balanced perspective. Despite the darker aspects, the review highlights the novel's strengths in adventure, goodness, friendship, and romance. The well-edited nature of the book is also reassuring. This review definitely makes me consider reading "Of the Earth."

[Sharill Rasowo]

A puppy alone in a crumbling city, forming a friendship with a large cat named Carl. sounds intriguing. They are discovered by a wayfarer named Jim when he stops to fix his flat tire, and they begin adventure anew as they trek toward the Smoky Mountains in search of Jim’s friends and survival. This book sounds wonderful so congratulations on BOTD.

[Ogunkoya Mayowa]

The book talks about the story of how a puppy finds herself alone in the destruction of a crumbling city where she met her friend named Carl. Both friends later met Jim and they all trek toward the Smoky Mountains in search of Jim’s friends. I like how animals were part of the book's dialogue and how the characters were well-developed. Nice review.

[Zainab Wasif]

This seems like a very interesting read with a perfect blend of fantasy, adventure, romance, and talking animals. Thanks for the detailed review!

[Taiwo_Olawoye]

This seems to be an exciting adventure book. This Puppy finds love and adventure in unexpected places. I'll love to read the full gist. Thanks for the review.

[Francis Omotayo Aderogbin]

The fusion of dystopian and fantasy elements is intriguing. The talking animals and their involvement in the story's dialogue caught my attention. Exploring the Easter eggs of discovery, tied to scriptural footnotes, adds another layer of interest.

[Melisa Jane]

A book that chronicles the adventures of a puppy, a cat, and a wayfarer. They really sounds great! I hope they finally found Jim's friends and survived the Smoky Mountains. As someone who enjoys adventure novels, I think I will enjoy reading this book!

[Omobolanle Savage]

The strong character development, camaraderie, and themes of concern for others resonate with me. The way religious themes intertwine with the plot's dystopian backdrop seems thought-provoking. It's enticing how the book aims to transcend faith, appealing to a broad range of readers.

[Nathan Makhombe]

An amazing book for why you should love animals even more

[Achor Chinemerem]

The character development, inclusion of religion balance was excellent in this book. The elements of adventure, common goodness, friendship, and romance cause this novel to blossom for the reader and make it a must-read.

[Rodel Barnachea]

I am intrigued by the unlikely friendship between a large cat and a puppy. I am also interested in learning if Jim would be able to make it to the Smoky Mountains to find his friends.

[Chad Anthony]

I love how the review dives into the book's imaginative adventure, where unlikely friendships form amidst a crumbling world. The journey towards the Smoky Mountains sounds captivating, and the anticipation of their challenges makes me curious to read "Of the Earth."

[Tokede Kolawole]

Friendship can blossom even between the least likely candidates. Using the Holy Bible as a source of inspiration makes the message of salvation more genuine. I hope they find more survivors.