Review of EMA

[Ashwini Tawade]

[Following is a volunteer review of "EMA" by Aian D. Grey.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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EMA by Aian D. Grey is an eye-opener. I liked EMA very much. It was totally engaging. I was impressed by this book's spatial quality. I could picture everything in front of me with every line I read from this book.

The characters Jason, Lidia, Mr. Minsky, and Laurent have impacted my mind too. They all seem so real. There are many pages in this book that impressed me, but the description of virtual Earth as an old lady was the most fascinating of all. I had goosebumps at times while reading this book. This book unfolds the futuristic possibilities in the areas of AI, environmental degradation, global politics, and the need for individual participation in saving planet Earth.

This book is a must-read for all, especially the youth. Reading this book can develop your interest in conserving natural resources. You can also opt for practicing genuine and environment-friendly activities such as farming, etc., as Jason and Lidia choose to do in this book.

Humanity is powerful. I think it is also the most caring species on planet Earth. We may have exploited Earth to a large extent. But we can still play a vital role in enhancing environmental conditions. This book believes in the power of the human race to save planet Earth.

With a little awareness about every human being’s duty towards Earth and limiting certain harmful developments, we can all keep celebrating life on Earth for generations to come.
I have decided to set a daily goal for myself. I aim to take care of the environment. I will also avoid using any environmentally harmful stuff.

This book is precious to me. It is edited exceptionally well. It has made me conscious of the environment. It has also increased my interest in reading more about the environment, farming, technology, and AI. I will rate EMA 5 out of 5 stars.

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