Official Review: The Northern Pike Story by Thomas Ashmore

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Re: Official Review: The Northern Pike Story by Thomas Ashmore

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That's such an interesting topic and its very much essential at the current period of time. I really loved this book's theme.
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Man-eating fish in a New York lake!? That sounds like quite a fishy tale if you ask me!
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This book sounds interesting and different. It's a scary thought for sure to think that a lake you've always been familiar with now has evolved man-eating fish. Great review!
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A great science fiction novel that centers on evolution and impact of man on the environment. Seems like an interesting read.
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A book about fish and evolution is one I may want to give a read one day.

Great review.
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Great review; however, this book doesn't fit my profile. I'll have to pass.
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Post by María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda »

What a unique topic! It's terrifying. But, as you mention, we kind of had it coming when we put our selfish interests before protecting life and the environment.
Thank you for your review!
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Post by Stephanie Elizabeth »

I don't love going in the lake on the best of days, this book sounds like it wouldn't do anything for my lake-swimming confidence. Still, the book has quite an interesting premise, and I'd love to find out what happened on Labor Day. Thanks for the informative review.
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Post by Deval Sodha »

Northern pike fish evolving into monster?
This sounds to be super interesting book.
I will definitely read this book.
I enjoyed your review very much.
Congratulations on Botd 🎉
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I am suffering from a severe case of sea sickness, so anything revolving around water, big and small, are most definitely not my sort of cup of tea. I avoid water and don't even eat fish and other sea foods, therefore reading about it I will also have to skip. Shame, the story sounds really intriguing, if only it would have been in any other setting. Anyway, congrats with BOTD!
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I read the sample and I really enjoyed how the author engages your attention from the very start. Your review has further piqued my interest. Now I want to find out the whole story. Thanks for a great review.
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Relevant and current to many of the situations citizens deal with in their communities.
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The book sounds interesting. Northern pikes evolving into human-eaters. I really think human life is more important than trying to keep up commerce. However, I think this book will really get us thinking on the way we handle the environment.
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Post by Chiagbanwe Almond »

The book sounds interesting. Northern pikes evolving into human-eaters. I really think human life is more important than trying to keep up commerce. However, I think this book will really get us thinking on the way we handle the environment.
Thanks for the review.
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This story seems to involve genetic mutation and environmental science. Either way, I like the theme that is related to the environment and pollution. Thanks for your wonderful review.
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