Review of A Brighter Tomorrow

Ikechukwu+12345 · Post by **Ikechukwu+12345** » 05 May 2022, 10:05

[Following is a volunteer review of "A Brighter Tomorrow" by Lori Schneider, MD.]

4 out of 4 stars

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A Brighter Tomorrow by Lori Schneider, MD is a drama and poetry book that outlines the mayhem caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, which includes job loss, hunger, death, and so much more. The author noted the damage the pandemic caused to the United States of America and its citizens. She encouraged its citizens to be strong and that they would survive and pull through the pandemic. Lori commended the heroes, who are the medical practitioners that combatted the invisible enemy, which is the COVID-19 pandemic, and successfully showed amazing achievements by providing vaccines. This groundbreaking achievement has a wide range of possibilities for saving more lives.

A Brighter Tomorrow by Lori Schneider, MD is a book that discourages racism. The memory of the pandemic incident may still fade, but the necessity is to talk more about the prolonged and continuous existence of love, unity, and racial extermination. The masses should learn from the lessons of the pandemic. Love abolishes and expunges racism, which is why the author's emphasis is on love and oneness. Another aspect of love emphasized by the author is the special, selfless, and unconditional love of mothers and their devotion to ensuring the best coaching system and guidance for their children.

One positive aspect of this book is the ability of the author to attach diagrammatic illustrations to every strand or section of the book for an easy and in-depth understanding. I want to commend the author for being able to use different scenarios to communicate love, peace, oneness, and gender equality. Lori also used the medium to advise the masses to inculcate the habit of wearing medical masks to assist medical practitioners in eradicating the effects of the pandemic and reducing the mortality rate.

Lori aspires for the careful examination of a system of governance. Second, she desires a debate on any additional presidential checks and balances. Third, she seeks a system where people can seek truth and justice. The author confessed the hope she has for this new generation, particularly the young citizens of the United States of America, and the change they can implement towards making the country a better place by making peaceful petitions against the country’s injustices and understanding the power of truth, love, and unity towards having a better future. The writer encouraged women to keep fighting for gender equality and never allow their rights to be trampled upon.

This book is mind-blowing in all aspects. I found no errors in the book. Hence, I will rate this book 4 out of 4 stars. I will recommend this book to those who want to inculcate virtues like love, oneness, and peace. I will also recommend it to young people who desire and crave a promising future.

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honeybear_11001 · Post by **honeybear_11001** » 20 May 2022, 09:05

The cover page seems interesting. I think the author did a great job at encouraging readers despite the different ways that they were affected by the pandemic. Thanks for the wonderful review.

Post by **ikechukwuamarachi+55** » 06 Jun 2022, 20:53

Racism is still a societal issue that is yet to be rectified. I think a lot of awareness and education should be initiated as regards that. This is a timely read. Nice review.

Ikechukwu Blessing · Post by **Ikechukwu Blessing** » 08 Jun 2022, 09:29

Challenges actually gives birth to inventions... making one go extra length to bring out the best, that was what the pandemic did in this case...great review

Nino Chinonso Onwurah · Post by **Nino Chinonso Onwurah** » 13 Jun 2022, 04:13

The author did a great job by immortalizing the lessons we ought to draw out of the pandemic. Thanks for delivering a clear review.

Lawrence+2 · Post by **Lawrence+2** » 20 Jun 2022, 08:55

Poetry is not my thing but from the review, I admire the authors writing skill and ability. Nice review.

Nedu+12345 · Post by **Nedu+12345** » 20 Jun 2022, 09:00

I don't like the fact that the book focuses only on America. I will try to give it a try. Thanks for a great review.

Marvel+123 · Post by **Marvel+123** » 20 Jun 2022, 09:30

Racism may never end in the world. I love the author's boldness in trying to enlighten people about it. Nice review.

Stan+12345 · Post by **Stan+12345** » 20 Jun 2022, 09:45

The aspect of motherly love being selfless and unconditional cannot be overemphasized. Thanks for this mind-blowing review.

Chichi+12345 · Post by **Chichi+12345** » 20 Jun 2022, 11:46

A system where people can seek truth and justice in this 21st century is like demanding too much. I just hope the youth will be able to effect the required positive change.

Uche+123 · Post by **Uche+123** » 20 Jun 2022, 17:06

Sometimes I wonder, when will people learn to accept people regardless of their skin colour?.
Racism is really a problem to mankind. Nice review

Oluwapelumi Rachael · Post by **Oluwapelumi Rachael** » 25 Jun 2022, 15:54

I wish I had read this book during the pandemic, I'm sure it would have given me more hope. I like that the book also highlights the toxicity of racism. Great story and amazing review.