Official Review: A Book Without Dragons by Olivia Berrier

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Re: Official Review: A Book Without Dragons by Olivia Berrier

Post by Nisha Ward »

This does sound interesting and the title itself appears to embrace the tongue in cheek nature of the book you alluded to.
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Interesting review. I was really drawn to the title, but found it odd that the book lacked dragons. Nevertheless, the book sounds interesting.
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I actually came here hoping A Book Without Dragons somehow has dragons in it! Weird, I know.
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Post by Uchechukwu Okereke »

This seems to be a book with a lot of character development and proper world-building. Off the review alone, I already see myself imagining the intricacies of the Unitime and the base plot of the story. I cannot wait to read this one.
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I'm curious to know what our world would look like without technology. Imagine this happened, how would we cope? Great storyline.

Thanks for the review
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I love it when books storyline are constructed perfectly, and contains every single element of thrill. A book like this will surely wow any reader. Thanks for a honest review.
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Dragons or no dragons, I want to read this.
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Thank you for the great review, sounds like an interesting book. Love the concept could almost be our future reality.
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It has an imaginative and creative plot. It seems like a book I would enjoy.great review.
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Sounds like a good read!
But tell me, will there be dragons in this book?
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Based on the rating, it is evident that the book is interesting and amazing. Another amazing feature is that this review is well-detailed. Captivating review.
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