Official Review: Blocks by Tara Basi
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This is one of the highest praises an author can receive, in my opinion. It's amazing how involved you were in the story and that's a huge accomplishment by the author. Although I don't enjoy sci-fi, I love your enthusiasm for the book and I'm glad the characters are so well developed, as it's an often overlooked aspect in this kind of novels.Ms. Basi's talent in building worlds was also second to none. I was in constant awe, astounded by her ability to create scenery. Every time I read about a new location, I felt as if I was really there, resulting in a very positive immersive experience. I could actually see the Blocks in the distance, the sun glistening off of their shiny surfaces. I could smell the deer roasting over the fire in the open field. I could hear the clicking of thousands, if not millions, of roaches as they walked around in the dirt. Everything was so realistic that I actually experienced a few jump scares as I read certain scenes while sitting on my living room couch late at night.
Thank you for such a spirited and compelling review!
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Thank you for the awesome review!