Official Review: Alba by B. E. Okoh

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Sounds like a really interesting read, too bad it was so poorly executed.
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Angela Stripes wrote:Sounds like a really interesting read, too bad it was so poorly executed.
Yes really. But i do hope for improvements. :)
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Man, what a bummer! I love stories about new worlds and such, but it seems I may not visit this one.
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MsTri wrote:Man, what a bummer! I love stories about new worlds and such, but it seems I may not visit this one.
Hi thank you for commenting. It really is!
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Great review! I like your level of detail

I want your further insights about why this is a book for kids and kids at heart (I liked that phrase btw)

And does the book explain how (technically) was the boy transferred and why him?
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Doaa Wael wrote:Great review! I like your level of detail

I want your further insights about why this is a book for kids and kids at heart (I liked that phrase btw)

And does the book explain how (technically) was the boy transferred and why him?
Hi thank you for dropping by. I was thinking that new world thrills kids and kids at heart so i said that :) And also the idea of transporting to another world by some unknown magic.

Yes the book explained why, but that is a twist that you yourself should read though. :D
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"Alba is a book that kids and kids-at-heart might be interested to read."
hmmmm, nice review. Kids will really enjoy reading this one but maybe it will make the boy naughty or lazy.
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