Review of Orinthia

[Tania Brogdon]

I started reading this and let me tell you it is so close to home. As someone who suffers from severe anxiety I completely understand why everyone of these people went in for that trial. Mental disorders can't always be seen so people think that they are just made up so they tend to not belive us. Everyone always says "just be happy" :shut your brain off and go to sleep" blah blah I have heard this so many times and if I could do that i would have but it is not easy. It is sad that this book is a lot like medication we are put on which can sometimes promise to "cure" or "help" but in all reality it just creates a lot of other problems with parts of your body. So far I am enjoying the book, it is not to olong and it doesn't drag on which is very nice because I tend to get bored easily. The author did a fantastic job showing us how and what our brains can say to us on a daily basis that many don't understand and others take advantage of.

[Devesh Patel]

Congrats on BOTD!
Its a master piece .It's inspiring to read about Orinthia's bravery and how she manages to conceal her grief even after her mother's death. So imaginative and well written!!! Keeps the reader wanting more!

[twinkle09]

Mental health is a matter of concern and often less discussed or given attention. This story puts the limelight on that while continuing the storyline as thriller/crime mystery. I believe Orinthia's character is so real,many can identify with her. I would love to read and learn more. Thanka for the review!

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for your review. I read some of the pages. Orinthia is a well-developed character with mental issues. So amazing how the author details her thoughts and feelings. I am sure the story will be inspiring for readers of all ages.

[Gerry Steen]

Having a good support network is important for countering the effects of a mental illness. Orinthia and Coy support each other. Find out how by reading "Orinthia" by Most Everyone.

[Nwamaka Chidi]

The reviewer did a great job by adding suspense that will drive you to read the book. It is obviously an interesting book from the above review. Orinthia's resilience is worth reading.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informational review. I'm glad you liked the book and that it was edited so well. I enjoyed the author's style of writing and the character development. I believe it's true that we all have some mental issues at one time or another at least. I wish mental health didn't still have a stigma to it. That prevents so many from getting the help they need. I have added this to my list of books to read.

[Creole]

Mental health issues are concerning, but I certainly wouldn't want to be used as a test subject without my knowledge. Orinthia stands out as a brave young woman determined to fight her way through and stand up for what she knows is right. My curiosity about how she fared is piqued, and I can't wait to finish this book. I enjoyed your vivid review.

[Nicholas Gatobu]

This is a detailed review "Orinthia" by Most Everyone. From the review, the book sound so interesting. I can't wait to read it.

[Leonie Vermaak]

Orinthia sounds like a remarkable woman, dealing with all she does and manages to move forward, shows great character. It's very sad that when you as a person don't meet the socially acceptance standard that you are cast out. Why must human be so horrible to each other? Definitely reading this soon. Thanks for a great review. Congrats on BOTD.

[Melisa Jane]

This book seems both sad and engaging. I hope the pill did not have adverse side effects on Orinthia and the others who thought they'd get their mental illness treated. I've downloaded the book and added it to my tbr list.

[Chinazo Anozie]

It's sad that Orinthia and others were taken advantage of by being used as test subjects for the drug without their permission—when all they wanted was to get well from their various mental health issues. I'm intrigued by this plot, so I'll definitely check this book out.

[Amarachi Stephanie Ejike]

Our world is becoming more questionable by the day, and it's often disastrous to take things at face value alone.
Orinthia" by Most Everyone speaks about mental illness, medical deception, trickery, bravery and resilience. I sure would love to discover how Orinthia uncovered the deception of the newly developed pill supposed to cure a variety of mental disorders.

[Lara Trinidad]

The author could use moments when others have similar thoughts as moments of humor regarding what the protagonist thinks about the thoughts of other people.

[Jennifer Donovan Smith]

This young adult novel tackles mental health and psychological disorders, but it also sounds like a dystopian thriller. I am definitely intrigued.