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Review of A Discovery of Time and Space

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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "A Discovery of Time and Space" by Lesley L Smith.]
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"A Discovery of Time and Space" by Lesley L. Smith is an exciting science fiction novel that expertly and effortlessly portrays the elements of a peak science book and elements of a peak fiction novel.

The book focuses on a seemingly normal twenty-something-year-old female student at the University of Colorado with ADHD, Tiffani. After mysteriously waking up on a crosswalk on a Monday and somehow being saved from a car that nearly ran over her by a grey-haired woman who strangely resembles her, Tiffani's life takes an unexpected turn as she discovers she has the rare ability to travel through both time and space. With a huge load of questions and someone trying to kill her, Tiffani must find answers to her questions and learn to control her powers while trying to protect herself and the ones she loves from impending danger.

One of the numerous notable strengths of the book lies in the author's very detailed plot. The author showcased a god-level knowledge of time and time travel as he ensured that the book had no loopholes involving time travel. An excellent example is the concept of the future self meeting the present self just before the present self travels to the future. This ensures a harmonious storyline without a break in the story. Another reason I liked the book was the author's decision to include some funny made-up words, which are usually combinations of known words (a perfect example is "nexted," which is a combination of nervous and texting, "nervously texted"). This helped ease the tension and added elements of humour to the story. I also like the author's choice of vocabulary, as the book was written with simple, comprehensible words, avoiding too much scientific jargon. The author made it easier for non-science-affiliated readers to enjoy.

I found myself without a dislike for the book, nor did I notice any weaknesses within the book. Though I did find some minor grammatical and typographical errors, they weren't significant enough to disrupt my reading experience.

Overall, I'd rate the book 5 out of 5 stars for its flawless plot and the author's perfect choice of vocabulary.

I'd recommend the book to every single reader who enjoys science fiction novels, as I personally consider this one of the best science fiction novels I've come across.

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Wow, what a detailed review. I could imagine the depth of fulfilment you got from your reading. This is a worthy sci-fi read for me too. Thanks.
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This sci-fi gem seamlessly blends intricate time travel concepts with a gripping plot. A 5-star journey through time and space, recommended for both sci-fi enthusiasts and those new to the genre.
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I'm curious about Tiffani's story, particularly regarding her powers, which seem to be part of a bigger, well-written, story. Thank you for your great review!
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Sounds like an interesting read. Thank you for the review!
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Chuks Ogechukwu Bianca wrote: 09 Nov 2023, 15:19 [Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "A Discovery of Time and Space" by Lesley L Smith.]

The book focuses on a seemingly normal twenty-something-year-old female student at the University of Colorado with ADHD, Tiffani. After mysteriously waking up on a crosswalk on a Monday and somehow being saved from a car that nearly ran over her by a grey-haired woman who strangely resembles her, Tiffani's life takes an unexpected turn as she discovers she has the rare ability to travel through both time and space. With a huge load of questions and someone trying to kill her, Tiffani must find answers to her questions and learn to control her powers while trying to protect herself and the ones she loves from impending danger.

One of the numerous notable strengths of the book lies in the author's very detailed plot. The author showcased a god-level knowledge of time and time travel as he ensured that the book had no loopholes involving time travel. An excellent example is the concept of the future self meeting the present self just before the present self travels to the future. This ensures a harmonious storyline without a break in the story. Another reason I liked the book was the author's decision to include some funny made-up words, which are usually combinations of known words (a perfect example is "nexted," which is a combination of nervous and texting, "nervously texted"). This helped ease the tension and added elements of humour to the story. I also like the author's choice of vocabulary, as the book was written with simple, comprehensible words, avoiding too much scientific jargon. The author made it easier for non-science-affiliated readers to enjoy.
Wow, high praise for this book! The time travel element is always fun, but the humor you mentioned in your review is probably the biggest draw for me! I'm always on the look out for authors with a sense of humor. After reading a ton of non-fiction books, I'm always in need of some levity to balance my reading schedule. This book sounds like it would meet my needs. I love the made-up words, and can easily see how this would provide some levity. I truly enjoyed reading your review and look forward to reading more from you! Until next time...
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I like that this science fictional book incorporates the psychological issue of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in its storyline with a female student at the University of Colorado, Tiffani, as the lead. Thanks for the review.
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"A Discovery of Time and Space" by Lesley L Smith" seems to be an interesting science-fiction novel. Sometimes the experiences we go through in life greatly changes our behavior and how we view things around us. I am interested to read the book and know Tiffani's story with a better understanding. Thank you for a great review
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This review beautifully captures the essence of "A Discovery of Time and Space" by Lesley L. Smith. The detailed analysis of the plot's intricacies, the praise for the author's mastery of time travel concepts, and the appreciation for the inclusion of humor and accessible vocabulary all provide valuable insights for potential readers. Your enthusiasm for the book shines through, and your recommendation will surely inspire others to pick up this captivating science fiction novel. Well done!
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This science fiction masterpiece deftly combines a compelling storyline with complex time travel themes. A five-star voyage beyond space and time, ideal for fans of science fiction as well as newcomers. Congrats on BOTD.
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Based on the review mentioned above, I noticed that the reader will have a satisfying reading experience because of the well-written, intricate narrative and humorous undertones. As the reviewer pointed out, science fiction is always a package of many energies and powers, so it's a good idea to exercise some creative license. For a better understanding, the author included all necessary information and details in writing.
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The book focuses on a female Tiffani who has the ability to travel through time and space. Tiffani must learn to control her power and figure out who is trying to kill her. Her life changes once she discovers her ability because of which her family is also in danger. Ideal for sci-fi lovers.
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Thanks for sharing such a lively review. Even with some small mistakes, the book's overall quality shines through, showing how strong the story and writing are. Your 5-star rating shows how much you loved it, making it a must-read for sci-fi fans. Discovery of Time and Space" sounds like a thrilling adventure with Tiffani, a character we can all relate to facing unexpected challenges. The way the author handles time travel in the plot without any confusing parts keeps readers engaged. The added humor with made-up words makes the story fun, balancing the serious moments. Plus, the author's use of easy-to-understand words makes the sci-fi parts clear for everyone.
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After mysteriously waking up on a crosswalk on a Monday and somehow being saved from a car that nearly ran over her by a grey-haired woman who strangely resembles her, Tiffani's life takes an unexpected turn as she discovers she has the rare ability to travel through both time and space. With a huge load of questions and someone trying to kill her, Tiffani must find answers to her questions and learn to control her powers while trying to protect herself and the ones she loves from impending danger.
- Tiffani is an ADHD person, which means we, or her loved ones should protect her, not vice versa. Also if she has special powers, she needs to learn to control, it's going to be even more difficult. So I'm Intrigued to know how she will pull it off. Thank you for an excellent review.
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