Overall rating and opinion of "Killing Abel" by Michael Tieman

edztan15 · Post by **edztan15** » 19 Jun 2020, 15:01

The book works on so many levels that you don't need to be in a certain religion to enjoy it. I for one, lean towards the agnostic/atheist side yet gave the book a perfect score in my review.

Claude Belemu · Post by **Claude Belemu** » 19 Jun 2020, 17:46

It was a great book. The author was respectful of the original text. His fictional account was delightfully imaginative but also very plausible. Plausible in that some of his 'answers' could actually help one understand the bible better and empathize with both God and the characters in Genesis. I'd give it a 4 out of 4 stars rating

Post by **Yearly Joy Besoy** » 19 Jun 2020, 21:42

My overall rating of the book is a four out of four. The author's creative imagination colored the story with vivid and subtle colors. The author's new perspective ignited a spark. This spark fueled the fire of thinking outside the box and taking in a new perspective trend.

Juliet+1 · Post by **Juliet+1** » 20 Jun 2020, 00:01

This is definitely a four-star book. There is a lot of good material in the Christian bible, and the author makes the most of it, brings the classic stories to life in a new and very imaginative way.

biblichore_pages · Post by **biblichore_pages** » 20 Jun 2020, 05:32

I have read and reviewed Killing Abel Michael Tieman. I liked the book very much. Though I'm a non-Christian, this book intrigued me to such an extent that I'm looking forward to read the Bible really soon.

This book contained stories from the Bible with a little fictional touch. I rate it four out of four points.

Post by **Christabel Uzoamaka** » 20 Jun 2020, 09:47

Using imagination to bring a well known bible story to life is something very commendable and shows the extent of the author’s creativity. However, non-religious people may not have as much appreciation for this book. Owing to my faith, I know I will love to read this botm.

onika maraj · Post by **onika maraj** » 20 Jun 2020, 13:32

Coming up with the idea of turning bible into fiction was excellent and it is easy for Christians to multiply because the book is much more open than the bible making people understand better. This is of help to non-Christians who have a lot of misconceptions about the religion.

Becccccca+98 · Post by **Becccccca+98** » 20 Jun 2020, 23:15

I really enjoyed the book, I know it was a work of fiction but there were some points where I really stopped and thought about certain ideas that the author had pointed out. I also really liked how right throughout the book the author made references to specific bible verses, which made it easier for me to refer to the bible and see it for myself. Overall, I'd rate this book a 4 out of 4. I think people from all religious backgrounds can enjoy this book.

Krupali · Post by **Krupali** » 21 Jun 2020, 05:36

I am about to start this book. After reading so many comments and the blurb I am very much interested to find out what really is present in the book. Well, I hope I like it, maybe love it!

Ballbender · Post by **Ballbender** » 21 Jun 2020, 05:49

This book is based on stories and words from the old testament In the Christian Bible. The killing Abel is a book that follows the story from Adam to Noah. I like the story of Even, Adam And the snake. They are the forbidden fruit, and God banishes them from heaven. I also like the story of jealousy; how Cain killed able. The book was an exciting read, and I did enjoy it.

Joseph_ngaruiya · Post by **Joseph_ngaruiya** » 22 Jun 2020, 03:14

Stephanie Elizabeth wrote: ↑01 Jun 2020, 17:57
Leen282 wrote: ↑01 Jun 2020, 15:05
B Creech wrote: ↑01 Jun 2020, 11:26 I haven't started reading this book yet, but it sounds very intriguing! I can't wait to see where the author's imagination takes him through the Bible stories! I am trying to get a copy, Amazon was out!
I had a hard time getting the book, couldn't get it from Amazon, but you can download it in a special format under today's BOTD link, and there is information available on how to get the book in the folder you're usually reading from (phone, Kindle...).
I also had a really hard time downloading the book! Anyways, I think the author provides an interesting perspective regarding the Bible. I like how he uses his creativity to fill in the blanks during undocumented periods. I am not an overly religious person, but this book won me over in creativity. I rate it 4 out of 4!

The fact that we can have different ways to download a book makes this website a gem. I'd also rate the book 4 out of 4 stars. It's not easy revising the bible in the angle the author took.

Andif · Post by **Andif** » 23 Jun 2020, 07:08

I once read this book and reviewed it. It is really a captivating book as events in it goes hand in hand with those in the bible. Cain was possessed with the tree of knowledge and his envy made him kill his only brother,Abel.

jemgirl202 · Post by **jemgirl202** » 23 Jun 2020, 15:06

I haven't read this book yet but the story of Cain and Abel is one of the more interesting stories in the bible, in my own opinion, so I will have to check this out.

Aniza Butt · Post by **Aniza Butt** » 24 Jun 2020, 03:28

I haven't read it yet. I might not read it at all as am not a Christian and Biblical references might be incomprehensible for me.

Saniya_Firdaus · Post by **Saniya_Firdaus** » 24 Jun 2020, 05:43

I haven't read the Bible but doesn't know about Adam and Eve. Though this book is based on Christianity but it is equally suitable for Non- christians too... I am a Muslim but find this book too interesting. The book provides several life lessons. It describes various life lessons such as love, guilt, hate, fear, Anger, happiness, sadness, etc. I recommend this book to the people who love gathering historical information, without getting bothered by the fact that it is based on some religious aspect.