Review by sanjus -- Heaven and Earth by Arturo Riojas

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Review by sanjus -- Heaven and Earth by Arturo Riojas

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[Following is a volunteer review of "Heaven and Earth" by Arturo Riojas.]
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4 out of 4 stars
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Heaven and Earth by Arturo Riojas is a science fiction which is a tale of two different races, one on the earth and another on the planet named Treretum in away from solar system. The story is all about the masses on both these planets are been oppressed and exploited in similar fashion by few greedy individual who have the power and influence on the ruling community over the masses.

The author explains about life on Treretum in the first chapter and then life of earthly beings (I mean protagonists) in second chapter. Further he alternates it in next few chapters so that plots flows side by side. Aeronautical Engineer Ogla and her boyfriend Gavilan, both go on a long tour to attend a conference at Houston which is main adventure in the plot. This tour gives twists to their smooth life into uncertainty with worries. The other side of the plot explains about creatures living on planet Treretum visited earth several times in the past millennia. They revisit to see the progress on Earth ever since they left the earth last time. Earlier they trained Earthly beings for life improvement. Later both the races come across each other when aliens’ meets two protagonists to get help and also help in return.

The main agenda of this book is to create a public awareness about cadmium poisoning facts packed in a thrilling science fiction. The technical terms used can be understood easily and more of like general knowledge. This book includes the present day socioeconomic perspective around the world into the plot to make it more serious and captivating to the reader.

I appreciate the honest effort by the author to educate the masses about the bad effects of cadmium poisoning on their health. This book shows how the cadmium enters the human body and what it does to it. The author says the most common ailment which people face today like diabetes, renal failure and cancer are due to cadmium poisoning. Further he shows that how the present system only treat the symptoms and don’t care about the cause.

I get a lot to take away from this book hence I give it 4 out of 4 stars. There is a mix of Spanish language in between the lines as per requirement of the plot, moreover there were few grammatical errors that can be ignored. The grammatical errors observed do not confuse the reader so much. I also recommend reading this book, as it may change the perception about present knowledge about most common ailments and its cure.

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Thank you for the detailed review - the author's attempt to educate the reader about cadmium poisoning is a plus point.
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Thank you for your interesting review. I'm not sure that I feel especially drawn to reading this book, given the premise, but appreciate your information all the same.
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gen_g wrote: 20 May 2018, 02:17 Thank you for the detailed review - the author's attempt to educate the reader about cadmium poisoning is a plus point.
happy to see this review got your attention thanks
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SABRADLEY wrote: 20 May 2018, 02:23 Thank you for your interesting review. I'm not sure that I feel especially drawn to reading this book, given the premise, but appreciate your information all the same.
thanks to see this review got your attention, really i got something reading this book and improved upon my health
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sanjus wrote: 21 May 2018, 03:45
gen_g wrote: 20 May 2018, 02:17 Thank you for the detailed review - the author's attempt to educate the reader about cadmium poisoning is a plus point.
happy to see this review got your attention thanks
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Your reviewing skills are pretty amazing because this post has already managed to intrigue me. Seems like there are a lot of books going in my reading list, including this one!
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I like that the author included some Spanish into the plot because that, if done well, always adds some flavour to a book. I don't like the cover much but your review makes me want to check the book out. Thank you!
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Very informative review but I don't think I'll be reading this book. Thank you for your review.
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A very interesting plot, the education about cadmium poisoning is an interesting plus. Thanks for your review!.
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Nice review and I think it's a fascinating way to educate people on the dangers of cadmium poisoning (assuming the information in the book is factual).
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I don't think I'm too keen on learning about cadmium poisoning, but otherwise this sounds like an interesting plot. I really like books that involve aliens from other planets, so I'll add this one to my "To Read" list... Thanks for the review!
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Great review! I have never heard of cadmium poisoning, so this sounds like an interesting read.
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The title is captivating to me. I like this review and I think I want to add this book to my bookshelves.
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Thank you for this review! I am pretty interested in hearing the author's take on cadmium poisoning, so I'm going to have to give this one a read. Based on the title, I wasn't too excited about the book at first. The way you highlighted the author's effort to discuss cadmium in a unique and exciting way does make me want to read it now.
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