Is Timewise the Perfect Title?

[EnobongGold]

The title is perfect. There are so many things one can deduce from that title, and in everything we do time is the most important thing. I love that title.

[Ari Martinez]

I actually really like the title! I think the cover page and the title make for an intriguing combination. In my personal opinion, having time in the title is fitting because of the focus on the theory of time.

I couldn't agree more. The title by itself is good, but what really sells it to me is the combination of the title with the cover image.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

I agree that the title is unrevealing. As I like for covers/titles to reveal a hint of what the book will be about, it seems apt. What I like most, though, is that it can be interpreted in different ways depending on who sees it and what their background is! I, for instance, immediately associated it with sci-fi. Others, however, seem to have connected it to physics theory. It's all in the perspective. I think the author did well in choosing it.

Indeed, Robert fixed the title in a manner that hides the depth of the story. The cover page artwork also matches with the title to evoke a sense of sci-fi and fantasy. It is that anonymity that makes this book more interesting.

[Valerie Garske]

Timewise is not the best title. More than half the book was about awareness creates time. I would have titled the book Awareness creates time. In fact, I was halfway through wondering where the science fiction time traveling would start.

[lavkathleen]

Timewise is not the best title. More than half the book was about awareness creates time. I would have titled the book Awareness creates time. In fact, I was halfway through wondering where the science fiction time traveling would start.

I wish you could hear my scream of agreement! I laughed out loud at "I would have titled the book Awareness creates time." It felt more like I was reading Ron's life story than a science fiction! The story started to take that direction by Chapter 4, but in my opinion, the excitement doesn't start until Chapter 15, which is already around two-thirds of the book.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

Timewise is not the best title. More than half the book was about awareness creates time. I would have titled the book Awareness creates time. In fact, I was halfway through wondering where the science fiction time traveling would start.

That's a nice suggestion but it would give the reader a broader overview of the narrative. It's not catchy and sounds a bit restraining. Building up a plot on that title would have been limiting. Timewise sets a ground for possibilities.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

Timewise is not the best title. More than half the book was about awareness creates time. I would have titled the book Awareness creates time. In fact, I was halfway through wondering where the science fiction time traveling would start.

I wish you could hear my scream of agreement! I laughed out loud at "I would have titled the book Awareness creates time." It felt more like I was reading Ron's life story than a science fiction! The story started to take that direction by Chapter 4, but in my opinion, the excitement doesn't start until Chapter 15, which is already around two-thirds of the book.

Indeed, the plot builds up slowly. At some point the title affects the flow. But again Ron's story and experiences make the narrative engaging. I was distracted from anticipating to read about the sci-fi . Yes! for a large percentage of it, the narrative felt like Ron's life story rather than a sci-fi tale.

[Aishwarya Chhabra]

The title really feels a bit vague giving no idea of content of the book nor its characters. Yes, it is intriguing and gives and idea of its scientific background and maybe we can relate it to the messages delivered in the book. So i think that timewise is one of the perfect titles that can be given to this book.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

The title really feels a bit vague giving no idea of content of the book nor its characters. Yes, it is intriguing and gives and idea of its scientific background and maybe we can relate it to the messages delivered in the book. So i think that timewise is one of the perfect titles that can be given to this book.

On a similar perspective, the plot builds up over time. You can walk with Ron from his baby steps days playing chess to when he becomes an expert in gambling. It further moves to when he starts giving attention to books and schooling. All these stages can be reflected as moving time. They also show what time is capable of. So, yes, Timewise is a perfect title.

[Diana Lowery]

When I saw the title, I immediately thought of books such as The Time Machine, The Time Travelers Wife, Time and Again, A Wrinkle in Time, and others for which I have great associations. So, being wise about time seemed like a perfect title.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

When I saw the title, I immediately thought of books such as The Time Machine, The Time Travelers Wife, Time and Again, A Wrinkle in Time, and others for which I have great associations. So, being wise about time seemed like a perfect title.

Indeed, comparatively the message might have been different but the concept is slightly the same. To an even broader scope, being wise about time is addressed throughout the narrative. Each character documents how they use their time, it's a reader's obligation to discern how it affects them and flow with the lessons.

[Diana Lowery]

When I saw the title, I immediately thought of books such as The Time Machine, The Time Travelers Wife, Time and Again, A Wrinkle in Time, and others for which I have great associations. So, being wise about time seemed like a perfect title.

Indeed, comparatively the message might have been different but the concept is slightly the same. To an even broader scope, being wise about time is addressed throughout the narrative. Each character documents how they use their time, it's a reader's obligation to discern how it affects them and flow with the lessons.

Yes, "Use your time wisely" is a famous quote. Of all the characters, who best fulfilled this mantra, and who did not?

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

When I saw the title, I immediately thought of books such as The Time Machine, The Time Travelers Wife, Time and Again, A Wrinkle in Time, and others for which I have great associations. So, being wise about time seemed like a perfect title.

Indeed, comparatively the message might have been different but the concept is slightly the same. To an even broader scope, being wise about time is addressed throughout the narrative. Each character documents how they use their time, it's a reader's obligation to discern how it affects them and flow with the lessons.

Yes, "Use your time wisely" is a famous quote. Of all the characters, who best fulfilled this mantra, and who did not?

I think Regina fulfilled the mantra. Though I can't say these are the only parameters of using time wisely, she studied and had a successful career. But in return she didn't have time to take care of herself. Ron was influenced and forced by circumstances to use his time wisely.

[Ayindelaw]

I think that the title is appropriate. The title alongside the book cover presents a very catchy option to science fantasy readers.

[Joseph_ngaruiya]

I think that the title is appropriate. The title alongside the book cover presents a very catchy option to science fantasy readers.

Yes, the artwork and title are a perfect match. Immediately I viewed them, I got the idea that the book had content related to sci-fi. There may be different variations of the title but the artwork is suited perfectly.