Review of The Prophecy of the Heron

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 12 Jul 2023, 10:27

The Keeper Jr wrote: ↑12 Jul 2023, 10:20 A really amazing book I have to say. I've read it and it's a cool and fun read. reading your review, I just remembered all those fun and amazing moments. Of course, the book talks about hardships and struggles but it really is enjoyable. I am happy I read your review, it introduces the book in a great way. Thank you very much for the review!

Thanks so much for commenting!

Rosandra Hosein · Post by **Rosandra Hosein** » 13 Jul 2023, 13:32

Amy Luman wrote: ↑11 Jul 2023, 09:33
Rosandra Hosein wrote: ↑10 Jul 2023, 22:44 Thank you for sharing your review of "The Prophecy of the Heron" by Craig Stanfill. I appreciate your analysis and the recommendation to read both books in the series. I like the whole concept of an AI-dominated society. The story line sounds pretty engaging, I may add this to my reading list.
For a long time I avoided sci-fi because I believed that it wasn’t relevant to my life. But…it is. Unfortunately, this is something we’re probably all going to have to face. Especially if the world as a whole doesn’t do something. I don’t know how to address the issue, though.

I appreciate your honesty and reflection on how science fiction has become more relevant to our lives, particularly in the context of AI. It's true that the growing presence of AI in our society is a topic that we will likely have to confront in the future. It can be overwhelming to think about the potential implications and challenges that arise from these advancements. However, I believe that one of the first steps we can take is to educate ourselves about AI and its potential impact. It's better to learn before we cast any judgement on this concept.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 13 Jul 2023, 18:32

Rosandra Hosein wrote: ↑13 Jul 2023, 13:32
Amy Luman wrote: ↑11 Jul 2023, 09:33
Rosandra Hosein wrote: ↑10 Jul 2023, 22:44 Thank you for sharing your review of "The Prophecy of the Heron" by Craig Stanfill. I appreciate your analysis and the recommendation to read both books in the series. I like the whole concept of an AI-dominated society. The story line sounds pretty engaging, I may add this to my reading list.
For a long time I avoided sci-fi because I believed that it wasn’t relevant to my life. But…it is. Unfortunately, this is something we’re probably all going to have to face. Especially if the world as a whole doesn’t do something. I don’t know how to address the issue, though.
I appreciate your honesty and reflection on how science fiction has become more relevant to our lives, particularly in the context of AI. It's true that the growing presence of AI in our society is a topic that we will likely have to confront in the future. It can be overwhelming to think about the potential implications and challenges that arise from these advancements. However, I believe that one of the first steps we can take is to educate ourselves about AI and its potential impact. It's better to learn before we cast any judgement on this concept.

I’m afraid that I know lots of people that will cast judgement without knowing the facts, though.I personally believe that AI could be a big help in lots of areas. This technology could do lots of jobs quicker, cheaper, and without the mistakes associated with humans. Unfortunately, that’s a big issue for some.

Post by **Diana Lowery** » 14 Jul 2023, 15:44

I love the heron on the cover of this book, and I loved reading the book 1984, but sometimes this genre terrifies me because the scenarios are so possible.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 14 Jul 2023, 19:27

Diana Lowery wrote: ↑14 Jul 2023, 15:44 I love the heron on the cover of this book, and I loved reading the book 1984, but sometimes this genre terrifies me because the scenarios are so possible.

It's SO possible!

Catherine Radford · Post by **Catherine Radford** » 18 Jul 2023, 01:39

I’d always been intrigued by this book - the cover doesn’t really give anything away and leaves you guessing what they story will be about.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 18 Jul 2023, 13:09

Catherine Radford wrote: ↑18 Jul 2023, 01:39 I’d always been intrigued by this book - the cover doesn’t really give anything away and leaves you guessing what they story will be about.

I thought it was wonderful, but my husband wasn’t a bit interested!

King Nyebuchi · Post by **King Nyebuchi** » 19 Jul 2023, 08:06

Since I have already read terms of service, I may eventually jump into this one. Thank you for your review, indeed well written.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 19 Jul 2023, 17:43

King Nyebuchi wrote: ↑19 Jul 2023, 08:06 Since I have already read terms of service, I may eventually jump into this one. Thank you for your review, indeed well written.

Please do it! You won’t be sorry.

Post by **Ajiferuke Ajibola** » 20 Jul 2023, 15:35

We are in the era of artificial intelligence, hence this story promises to be an interesting one for me. I look forward to reading it and I hope Kim sails through the hurdles. Nice review.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 20 Jul 2023, 17:02

Ajiferuke Ajibola wrote: ↑20 Jul 2023, 15:35 We are in the era of artificial intelligence, hence this story promises to be an interesting one for me. I look forward to reading it and I hope Kim sails through the hurdles. Nice review.

I just hope we can all survive!

Bettny Andrade · Post by **Bettny Andrade** » 21 Jul 2023, 20:01

I am so looking forward to reading this book! It seems even more interesting than the first one, which I loved. Thanks for the review, it's very accurate.

Jay Alex · Post by **Jay Alex** » 22 Jul 2023, 08:55

Your review well summarized the book and makes me want the read the book. Welldone on a well written reveiw.

Amy Luman · Post by **Amy Luman** » 24 Jul 2023, 09:04

Bettny Andrade wrote: ↑21 Jul 2023, 20:01 I am so looking forward to reading this book! It seems even more interesting than the first one, which I loved. Thanks for the review, it's very accurate.

Some of the places had me scared for Kim and reading faster