Review by dariosaguciojr -- My Trip to Adele
Posted: 10 Jul 2017, 00:47
[Following is a volunteer review of "My Trip to Adele" by A.I.Alyaseer, R.I.Alyaseer.]
4 out of 4 stars
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My Trip To Adele, a fictional novel written by R.I. Alyaseer and A.I. Alyseer, is a book worth spending your time reading. It is a book about three different characters living at different settings. Each of them are facing different problems, trying to figure a way out to set themselves free from those burdens. All of the three are different, yet they have one thing in common, Adele.
The book is divided into three stories where each individual are facing different challenges. First is Elias, a man who is trapped in his past. In order to break free from it, he has to go back to Morocco to set himself free. At the end it is Adele’s music that brought them back together. The second character is Yaser. Admired by others for having a perfect family yet little people know that the relationship between him and his wife is slowly breaking apart. Letting his wife dictate everything that happens inside their home has taken away his happiness and love for her. Through Adele’s song, he remembered that the most memorable experience he has in his life is his wife. The last is Nadia, a single mom with one kid whose only goal in life is to give her son happiness. Abused by her ex-husband and haunted by her culture, Nadia did not allow those hindrances to deprive her and her son the happiness they are looking for.
What I like about this book is that it never has a dull moment. Each chapter is different as it tells the story of the three characters one after the other. It leaves you hanging but despite that it still makes you want to keep on reading as you want to know what will happen next. Another thing that I like is that each character has a different story to tell. Each of them has different struggles, they fight, and at the end they have found what they truly wanted. At the end of each chapter they would listen to an Adele’s song which complements the scenario that is currently happening to them.
There is no doubt that it’s a book worth reading, but despite that there are things which I do not like or a bit confusing. With each chapter having different setting, I found myself lost at first. Thinking that the three characters will meet at some point in the story, I kept on reading. It took me a while to realize that each character has different stories and that the only connection they have with each other is Adele and her concert. The story was good, I just got lost at the beginning since in every chapter a different story is being told.
It may have taken a while for me hold a grasp of the characters and the scenarios but I still will rate it 4 out of 4 stars. The book is a compilation of three scenarios that regularly happens in our society which makes it easy to relate to. Another thing was the uniqueness of incorporating the songs of an artist in every chapter of the book. Overall the book is good and I’ll definitely recommend it to others.
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4 out of 4 stars
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My Trip To Adele, a fictional novel written by R.I. Alyaseer and A.I. Alyseer, is a book worth spending your time reading. It is a book about three different characters living at different settings. Each of them are facing different problems, trying to figure a way out to set themselves free from those burdens. All of the three are different, yet they have one thing in common, Adele.
The book is divided into three stories where each individual are facing different challenges. First is Elias, a man who is trapped in his past. In order to break free from it, he has to go back to Morocco to set himself free. At the end it is Adele’s music that brought them back together. The second character is Yaser. Admired by others for having a perfect family yet little people know that the relationship between him and his wife is slowly breaking apart. Letting his wife dictate everything that happens inside their home has taken away his happiness and love for her. Through Adele’s song, he remembered that the most memorable experience he has in his life is his wife. The last is Nadia, a single mom with one kid whose only goal in life is to give her son happiness. Abused by her ex-husband and haunted by her culture, Nadia did not allow those hindrances to deprive her and her son the happiness they are looking for.
What I like about this book is that it never has a dull moment. Each chapter is different as it tells the story of the three characters one after the other. It leaves you hanging but despite that it still makes you want to keep on reading as you want to know what will happen next. Another thing that I like is that each character has a different story to tell. Each of them has different struggles, they fight, and at the end they have found what they truly wanted. At the end of each chapter they would listen to an Adele’s song which complements the scenario that is currently happening to them.
There is no doubt that it’s a book worth reading, but despite that there are things which I do not like or a bit confusing. With each chapter having different setting, I found myself lost at first. Thinking that the three characters will meet at some point in the story, I kept on reading. It took me a while to realize that each character has different stories and that the only connection they have with each other is Adele and her concert. The story was good, I just got lost at the beginning since in every chapter a different story is being told.
It may have taken a while for me hold a grasp of the characters and the scenarios but I still will rate it 4 out of 4 stars. The book is a compilation of three scenarios that regularly happens in our society which makes it easy to relate to. Another thing was the uniqueness of incorporating the songs of an artist in every chapter of the book. Overall the book is good and I’ll definitely recommend it to others.
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My Trip to Adele
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