Review of Timewise

[Mateo Kante]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Timewise" by Robert Leet.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Timewise is a book that piques readers' interests with its cutting-edge scientific advancements. With their innovative idea, Ron and Regina astound the readers. Pick up this book to learn more about what they were doing.

Ron was an orphan who loved chess and poker very much. The small amount of money he won from playing these games made him appreciate doing so. At a park, Ron met Regina, a physics lecturer. She showed interest in him and offered to pay for his college education. Ron wasn't sure why Regina would be interested in him, but he later learned that Regina wanted to discuss her ideas with Ron about building a time machine. Together, they tried to create a time machine that would enable them to see the future after she explained her beliefs to him. Will they be prosperous? 

The book was enjoyable to read. I loved how this book touched on different topics, especially quantum physics. I enjoyed the storyline. It was well-paced and had a nice flow. I was wondering how they would succeed in their goal to create the time machine since I was astounded by how one could forecast the future using only math and physics calculations. This book has excellent character development. The author put a lot of thought and study into this book because its creativity was top-notch. The reader will grasp much of the science discussed in the book because the author included diagrams of the science projects. 

There were a few things I didn't like about the book. I thought the author might have done more to keep the readers' attention. I found it hard to focus on reading this book. There wasn't enough action in this novel, especially at the beginning. Also, I hated how Ron and Regina involved themselves in illicit activities and used their new invention as an excuse for their evil deeds. With a few exceptions, this was an entertaining read. Despite being an orphan, Ron impressed me by refusing to let his self-pity get the better of him. I want to know if there is a time machine in reality. I am already planning things to do with it. 

I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5. The elements of this book that bothered me were insufficient to deduct a star from it. This book had no errors, which indicates that the editing was perfect. I suggest this book to physicists and anyone who enjoys reading science fiction.

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[Madam Tori]

This book review of Timewise by Robert Leet was a great read! I was impressed by the reviewer's ability to summarize and analyze the book in such a detailed manner. I especially liked how the reviewer highlighted the originality of the narrative and the development of the characters in the science fiction.

[Reader_noc]

Regina saw the potentials of Ron and the possibility of him being able to build a mind-blowing technology in the future and chose to invest in him.

[Temi Book]

I don’t know how Regina was able to see the potential Ron had at the first glance. But thank goodness she helped him to become someone in life. Nice review!

[Kizito Shelby]

Technology cannot be evicted, it is something that has come to stay and we all are called to embrace it with its advantages and disadvantages. Nice review.

[Oluchi Samuel]

I love the storyline. I would like to see if Ron and Regina were successful in creating the time machine, and what they would do with it. Great review.

[Zunaira Noor]

A physician interested in building tie machine make sense, it would be interesting enough to know why the author chose Ron to be a Chess player?.....

[MsChet Cherry]

forecasting the future using only math and physics calculations sounds so enchanting.
I wonder if Ron and Regina were able to achieve their quest.
Thanks for the well-written review.