Review of Nemesis 6

[Donna Walker]

This book sounds like an overly complicated read. Awareness about our environmental impact is crucial, but I'm not sure that this book is for me. I found the sample rather depressing. 

[alycehinton]

This review breaks down the essence of a complicated, timely subject. The sample pages along with this review targeted my interest in science, politics, and the human and world conditions. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this review and definitely plan to consume this book, as it not only lays out facts and history that explain how we arrived here, but seems to gives logical solutions to move forward to improve our condition. Thank you for this wonderfully done review.

[mrlefty0706]

"Nemesis 6" by Richard Mollinger is a sci-fi story that follows the creation of the sixth mass extinction. Obviously, science fiction since I do not believe most scientists believe there have been previous extinctions besides the dinosaurs. As we face the climate change issue that so many people deny I can easily understand the issues faced by the Anthropocene, the greatest threat humanity has faced in recordable history. The industrial revolution was seen as an incredible era that created so many new products but it also is leading the world to the abyss because of the impact on climate. I hope my great grandchildren who are toddlers will have a world to live and breathe in. I imagine the human body will evolve to the change in breathable air but will it be a good life? Good read and review.

[Uche Active]

This book sounds very much complicated, although I feel that it will contain some history. The book has an intriguing cover page and title. Congratulations to the author on winning book of the day.

[Adeyemi7201]

The book is such a book that widens ones knowledge. It's interesting and we'll i formative book. Congratulations on BOTD. I love the review, the reviewer made it simpler and unique.

[azza lia]

Well, I'm not familiar with the terms applied in the review. the catastrophic consequences of the Anthropocene sounds scary. I appreciate the ideas of these science projects to improve the future of our planet. the author definitely did a thorough amount of research. Thank you for your review.

[tarafarah7]

Today's BOTD is a nonfiction read that draws awareness to current global issues, as well as serious challenges humanity will be faced with down the road if we continue to ignore them. Not only is this book informative, but it's also eye-opening and important! Thank you for your review!

[Haime Alshaef]

Sounds like a very informative book. Personally, I tend to read for escapism so I’m not really into these sorts of books, but they definitely sound important. Our ignorance towards the Earth and how the things we do negatively affect it are causing the state of the world to plummet. It’s important we learn all about climate change and the biosphere and Al the things mentioned in this book. So while I might not read it, I will definitely recommend this to the science loving friends I know. Great review!

[Surabhi Rani]

'Official Review: Nemesis 6' by Richard Mollinger well summarizes the contents of the book for readers. It provides the readers with a solid foundation to read the book. The point that the book is directed toward "One Biosphere, One People" is worth mentioning in the review. Also, the point that the book helps readers familiarize themselves with the past and present economic practices around the world, as mentioned in the review, is remarkable for readers. It was great to learn that readers who are interested in science-based projects would find the book enlightening!

[Rowayda Van der Ross]

I am more than happy to read constructive ways of curbing greed, eradicating poverty, and for political leaders to address the social economic difference.
It is definitely a huge task, not likely to happen overnight, but long overdue!

[Susan varner]

This book is well written. For the young reader that is interested in idea and ideals on how to fix this decay of our world, it is a wonderful read. I found it trifling and boring. I would give it a 3 or 4 out of 5.

[Sara Nóbrega Bartolomeu]

I thought this book was science fiction but it is the complete opposite. I admire the discussion about the Anthropocene impact. Each of us should be driven to do their best for them environment and to revert what has brought us to our current type of living. Unfortunately, it will not get better until other interests are not set aside such as profits from big companies etc

[mark liu]

What a brilliant and well researched book about such pressing issues. Here’s to hope it will impact our lives in the future.

[Oceegee Chika Oroke]

Some experts have raised concerns about the safety of our planet in some decades to come, given several worrisome lifestyles and dispositions to nature. In this book, Richard Mollinger delves into the issue of safeguarding our biosphere. The points made here are thought-provoking and should be read by anyone interested in the safety of the Planet Earth.

[Wisarut Supannafai9]

Human activities are the main cause of air, soil and water pollution, which stems from the fact that the age of industrialization around 200 years ago can be initially built by thinkers, and people in general as well as business practioners and operators. The industrial consumption during the period of time leads to accelerate depletion of natural resources and create endless industrial processes of heavy consumption because of pollution. It is necessary to design and remedy the harvoc situation to reuse, reduce and recycle of natural resources so that in the future of human could thrive in new economic practices when we think about past, present and future of our economic consumption. Nevertheless, many critics raise the idea of a negative side effect of capitalism, which demands attention to those who aspire for building a new balance life and which require a constant effort to regain trust in mind of the people and to request culmination of good attention and living will to bring good balance together. Let's rethink how we consume and live a life. United we are, Divided we fall. This is a good book, and thank you to give me examples of book reviews.