Review of The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria

[Amos Osinya]

Am interested in exploring the journey of Apollo and the history of ancient religions through this book, "The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria."
I look forward to an enjoyable reading.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Anyone interested in learning more about Apollo's works or history may find this book interesting. Maintaining what appears in the Biblical narrative, it seems to be an intense read that delves deeply into the historical figure and touches on religion and society.

[Annabell Samuel]

The names I'm seeing in this book are like biblical names. This seems like a story culled from the Bible. Well, I'll know when I read the book.

[Princevic Ekeoma]

Apollo's decision to travel to Giza in other to learn more about civilization as it unfolded before him gives credence to the fact that no human venture can ever quench the thirst of acurious soul. A great review.

[MAHAD BAIG MIRZA]

Your review of The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria is outstanding! You've beautifully captured Ray Filby’s portrayal of Apollos’ journey and intellectual curiosity, highlighting the engaging narrative and the book’s insightful exploration of early Christian teachings. Your detailed insights and appreciation truly bring this captivating read to life for prospective readers!

[Runan]

Go on a journey with Apollos from Alexandria to Giza to witness the pyramids. Apollos is an intellectual teacher of Christian faith whose perspective on civilization gets readers to think.

[ij daniella]

Apollo's journey from Alexandria to Giza is definitely interesting and captivating especially to Christian's going on journey to gather more souls for God and find more knowledge.
Definitely a very Great review.

[AJIBOLA Olasunbo Aminat]

Congratulations on becoming Book of the Day! "The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria" is a masterpiece that blends history, faith, and civilization, offering a rich exploration of Apollos' life.

[Faith Williamson]

This book tells some of the apostles' stories of how they spread the gospel of Jesus, their experiences and the challenges they faced along the way. I enjoy books like those because they shed more light on topics mentioned in the Bible.

[Olga Markova]

This is an interesting review, Briton. I sampled the opening episode as Apollos was marvelling at the pyramids of Giza, and I also liked the comparison of the Egyptian God Ra with his Greek counterpart Helios. Like you, I noticed that Apollos was more interested in civilisation than its specific faucets like maths or languages. I agree that this book is an all-star read!

[Pranav Dewangan]

The Sun and the Moon of Alexandria sounds like a beautifully written journey into history. Apollos’ passion for understanding civilization and his adventurous spirit really shines through in this review. I’m excited to explore the intricate connections between faith and knowledge that Ray Filby has captured so well.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

An insight into the life of Appollos, a biblical teacher, sounds enlightening.

Thank you for the great review.

[Jane Gaskins]

I had not planned to read this boom about Apollo. After reading your review I may change my mind. I have always been fascinated with pyramids. Although ,I know that is not all the book is.about. congratulations on BOTD!

[Jorge Leon Salazar]

This book addresses Apollos' early works, highlighting the intersections of faith and civilization. His intellectual curiosity and tireless pursuit of knowledge are appealing.

[Miracle Oge Adaeze]

If there's one thing to learn from Apollos, it is the power of collaborations. Involving Barnabas and John Mark shows that he is willing to collaborate to get things done. Amazing narrative by the author.