Official Review: The Unfortunate Expiration of Mr. David ...

[Yoli García]

Sounds like a good post-apocalyptic story that puts the reader to think about the real future of humanity. I think I might enjoy it. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for commenting! I enjoy reading other people's thoughts. If you decide to read it, give me a shout out and let me know if you liked it.

Okay!

[kislany]

I see the author took a contemporary topic and debate (GMO) and created a compelling story around it. I'll probably read it, as I love dystopian/post-apocalyptic stories.

[kandscreeley]

I see the author took a contemporary topic and debate (GMO) and created a compelling story around it. I'll probably read it, as I love dystopian/post-apocalyptic stories.

It is definitely that kind of an issue. It's an interesting take on it for sure. Thanks for commenting.

[gali]

You got me with post-apocalyptic world. The protagonist finds himself in a strange world he does not know or remember. How intriguing! I love books that let us find out what's going on together with the protagonist, and don't feed the reader with a spoon, so don't mind about the confusing beginning. I didn't encounter any issues with the format, so the author probably fixed it. Thank you for the review!

[Loriinfl7]

This seems like an interesting book. It makes you wonder about, what we do now, and how it will affect future generations.

[Misael Carlos]

Mr. Aicher's characters are intriguing; they seemed to symbolize someone or something. The plot is very interesting and the story is timely and I could say plausible at this time and age. The scenes in the sample created vivid images of that world. I would read this when it becomes available. Congrats!

[jaliper]

Oh, this sounds perfect book for my book slump. I love dystopian and I really hope this will help me a lot. Thanks for the review.

[Laura Ungureanu]

I would like to watch this ruined world through David's eye. I think that maybe he will be a bit like a child who discovers the world now. Contaminating the world is something that could actually happen as our planet's numbers grow uncontrollably. This review made me think that people write dystopian books to make the world see what would happen if we do a little mistake. It can be a good intention, like wanting to make people live longer, but the food being too limited for the massive number of people. I think that is what makes this books philosophical.

[Irishmom]

I completely agree that it started off almost too mysterious. I was, however, intrigued, and I am glad to see that it progresses to be as entertaining as it seems it could be,

[KLafser]

I enjoy a book that lets the story unfold and doesn’t revea too early. Thank you for sharing that this continues! Nice review!

[salbs]

Having read the sample, I think this seems like a really interesting exploration of a post-apocalyptic type world. It also reminded me somewhat of Stephen King's Dark Tower series. I had hoped to learn more about the rest of the book from the review, but appreciate the reviewer's presumed desire to not give anything away! I can absolutely appreciate the confusion with the non- chronological nature of the story, but i found it more intriguing than confusing. Thank you for your review

[Heidi M Simone]

Can't even imagine waking up without knowing who you are in a place where it's unsuitable for people! Too bad about the confusing beginning and the formatting issues. However, it's great to know that the post-apocalyptic world is unique and interesting. Also, I love when authors make you think about your own life choices and deeply think about our world's future. I don't think this one is for me, but I'm glad that you were able to enjoy this one! Thank you for the insightful review!

[zilizopita1998]

What a great review, it covers challenges that are facing us today such as genetic modifications.

[Kibet Hillary]

The genre of the book sounds new but all the same its fantasy and I hope that things will never get this far. With the review, 3 out of 4 stars sounds a bit unfair but I believe there is a reason why.

[Elizabeth Pass]

The post-apocalyptic setting sounds intriguing, and I especially like that all the information isn't given right away. I much prefer learning things organically with the main character. However, I think I would have an awful time reading something that wasn't indented or spaced properly. It would just be too distracting! I'm currently reading something that uses apostrophes instead of quotation marks when someone is speaking and it's driving me a bit nuts. Great review!