Review of Becoming the Dragon
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Review of Becoming the Dragon
[Following is a volunteer review of "Becoming the Dragon" by Alex Sapegin.]
"Becoming The Dragon" by Alex Sapegin is a fascinating Sci-Fi delusion novel that explores the transformative adventure of Andndrei Kerimov Andy, a Russian youngster. While he used to find solace in playing video games, his existence takes a dramatic turn when he is struck by lightning for the duration of a faculty field trip, leaving him mentally irregular.
Set in a world rich with traditional stories, Andy's life will become enigmatic as he grapples with the consequences of the lightning incident. Whenever he comes into contact with electricity, his behavior becomes atypical and transcends ordinary situations. This sets him on a route of self-discovery, surrounded by the aid of legendary friends who lead him right into a metagrobolized world.
In this fantastical realm, Andy finds himself facing demanding situations that demand language abilities as he embarks on an epic adventure to transform into a dragon from a human being. The world is teeming with innovative creatures like elves, orcs, gnomes, and dragons, each contributing to the complicated tapestry of the narrative. However, this alteration isn't always a quick procedure; it unfolds slowly for the duration of the book, allowing for a deep and immersive exploration of Andy's adventure.
Amidst the magical wonders, the writer weaves topics of survival and self-identity as Andy confronts the problems and dangers that come with becoming a dragon. Karegar, a dragon and Andy's mythic buddy, plays a pivotal role in guiding him through this system in spite of the risks they encounter.
Alex Sapegin's international construction inspires a sense of awe, harking back to the ingenious realms created with the aid of Tolkien in Middle Earth. The events leading to Andy's transformation are portrayed with vividness and emotional intensity. As Andy reveals himself beaten, riveted, captured, and enslaved in this wondrous world, readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster.
For grownup readers who enjoy Sci-Fi fables, Becoming The Dragon gives a mystifying and enthralling revel in The intricate plot, coupled with the characters' struggles and increases, keeps the reader engaged throughout. The creator's use of specific vocabulary like "troglomp" and "mrowns" adds depth to the arena and lets readers show off their English language talent.
While the resourceful conversations and fantastical factors are charming, some adult readers may additionally recognize a more potent grounding in truth. Nevertheless, the war for survival, as Andy fights to reclaim his human form, stands out as a riveting and severe part of the tale.
With its multifaceted narrative, Becoming The Dragon is an interesting choice for adult readers who are seeking a well-crafted Sci-Fi fantasy novel. Its exploration of transformation, friendship, and self-discovery makes it a compelling addition to the genre, earning it a stable 4 out of 5 stars.
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Becoming the Dragon
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"Becoming The Dragon" by Alex Sapegin is a fascinating Sci-Fi delusion novel that explores the transformative adventure of Andndrei Kerimov Andy, a Russian youngster. While he used to find solace in playing video games, his existence takes a dramatic turn when he is struck by lightning for the duration of a faculty field trip, leaving him mentally irregular.
Set in a world rich with traditional stories, Andy's life will become enigmatic as he grapples with the consequences of the lightning incident. Whenever he comes into contact with electricity, his behavior becomes atypical and transcends ordinary situations. This sets him on a route of self-discovery, surrounded by the aid of legendary friends who lead him right into a metagrobolized world.
In this fantastical realm, Andy finds himself facing demanding situations that demand language abilities as he embarks on an epic adventure to transform into a dragon from a human being. The world is teeming with innovative creatures like elves, orcs, gnomes, and dragons, each contributing to the complicated tapestry of the narrative. However, this alteration isn't always a quick procedure; it unfolds slowly for the duration of the book, allowing for a deep and immersive exploration of Andy's adventure.
Amidst the magical wonders, the writer weaves topics of survival and self-identity as Andy confronts the problems and dangers that come with becoming a dragon. Karegar, a dragon and Andy's mythic buddy, plays a pivotal role in guiding him through this system in spite of the risks they encounter.
Alex Sapegin's international construction inspires a sense of awe, harking back to the ingenious realms created with the aid of Tolkien in Middle Earth. The events leading to Andy's transformation are portrayed with vividness and emotional intensity. As Andy reveals himself beaten, riveted, captured, and enslaved in this wondrous world, readers are taken on an emotional rollercoaster.
For grownup readers who enjoy Sci-Fi fables, Becoming The Dragon gives a mystifying and enthralling revel in The intricate plot, coupled with the characters' struggles and increases, keeps the reader engaged throughout. The creator's use of specific vocabulary like "troglomp" and "mrowns" adds depth to the arena and lets readers show off their English language talent.
While the resourceful conversations and fantastical factors are charming, some adult readers may additionally recognize a more potent grounding in truth. Nevertheless, the war for survival, as Andy fights to reclaim his human form, stands out as a riveting and severe part of the tale.
With its multifaceted narrative, Becoming The Dragon is an interesting choice for adult readers who are seeking a well-crafted Sci-Fi fantasy novel. Its exploration of transformation, friendship, and self-discovery makes it a compelling addition to the genre, earning it a stable 4 out of 5 stars.
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Becoming the Dragon
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on Smashwords
Latest Review: Becoming the Dragon by Alex Sapegin
