Review of What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?

[Deborah Belanger]

I am not a SciFi usual reader but your enticing review just may make me decide to read this book, "What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" The fact that this book seems like our own reality here on our earth, makes me want to read on to the similar universe Al is describing.

[MMcB]

“I'm afraid the American dream, sir, was really... only a dream.”- states Alfred, an AI in a parallel universe, that actually reflects some of our current reality. Dishonest social media, the Asian mafia, androids, a terrorist attack - it seems like the city of Paradise could exist in our world today. The future seems to have caught up with us in the novel, "What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" by Neal Bialostosky. It sounds like this book could be read for insights as well as for enjoyment.

[Leona Rodrigues]

This sci-fi book seems interesting. In the book, it seems that the concept of a parallel universe and our modern life problems are brought together to create the masterpiece 'What do you think, Mr. Collins?'

[Argelia Salmon]

What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" takes you on a journey to a parallel world strikingly similar to our own. It skillfully weaves modern-day problems into its narrative, from corrupt social media to androids. The emotional depth of the characters, particularly the bond with android Nan, is a standout feature. Alfred's AI character adds complexity to the story. Neal Bialostovsky's experimental approach pays off, resulting in a captivating blend of satire and tragedy.

[Hana Tariku]

This review expresses gratitude towards both the reviewer and the author for their contributions. The reviewer is praised for providing a summary of the book's content, which is described as intriguing due to its depiction of the harsh realities of the world. The reviewer extends their appreciation to the author for their insightful portrayal. Overall, the reviewer values the reviewer's efforts and acknowledges the author's ability to capture the challenging aspects of life in their book.

[Anu Anand]

This book appears to be an engaging exploration of a parallel world with relatable modern-day challenges. The relationship between humans and androids, as well as the AI's role in the story is very interesting. Congrats on BOTD!

[MARTHA UGOCHI ASOGWA]

"What Do You Think, Mr. Collins?" by Neal Bialostosky being a mixture of satire and tragedy gives me a cold feet to read it but the story being shown through the prism of our time is interesting.Nice review.

[Susan Ledezma]

It's really hard to pull off the parallel universe concept when it has already been done so many times. However, I truly enjoy reading about parallel universes and I would be willing o give this book a try. It seems really interesting and really well written. I am also interested in seeing how the author pulls of the satire.

[Jena J]

The plot is an interesting one but not one that would interest me. The concept of humans having emotional attachments to androids or AI, is an area that has been explored by authors and movie writers as something we look forward to in the future
It’s an experimental work. One that would interest lovers of technology and tragedy.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Congrats on a great review! I always thought that there was a parallel universe out there. How could there not be? To think that we are the only ones living in the vast galaxy is a little naiive. They may not look or sound like us, but they are out there.

[Jacob Mamman]

The novel is relevant to our world since the author told us about the Asian mafia, androids, corrupt social media, and terrorist assault in a place that resembles Paradise but has similar issues. An amazing review.

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

Technology is indeed changing the world, and reality may very well start to become blurred. I will pass on this book, but I do appreciate the idea behind this sci-fi novel.

[Margi zuu202]

In a far parallel universe on a plant called Earth the city of paradise is in big trouble but only Alfred seems to be paying attention the rest of the city is caught up in a deeply divisive race between mayor or Teresa vesquez business mogul and reality tv the black hole

[Joseph Olivia]

Your mention of the android nanny and how readers can relate to the attachment felt towards it adds depth to your review, showcasing how the book explores complex human-technology relationships. Congrats on BOTD.

[Margi zuu202]

In a far parallel universe on a plant called Earth the city of paradise is in big trouble but only Alfred seems to be paying attention the rest of the city is caught up in a deeply divisive race between mayor or Teresa vesquez business mogul and reality tv the black hole