Official Review: The Unfortunate Expiration of Mr. David ...
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Re: Official Review: The Unfortunate Expiration of Mr. David ...
This book is a philosophical dystopian fiction the pesticides used for crops destroys the agriculture is the fictions sign were the world tells of it is unorganized approach to settlement in this earth and this and more would occur in our near future and to a large extent is occurring in many parts of the world and the pictureisation of Sparks forgetfulness would be termed as a necessity to say the story in its detailed philosophy of an entirely new world were somebody has to think negative or positive of the mis-happenings that do exits.
the science of avoiding modern technology by some and not by other sects describes the war of confusion that always happens between two and here the conclusion the author derives is so fictitious in its own reality were it could be a reality if at all this one day becomes a reality the world has gone too far
A great write of fiction uniquely wrote to a large extent to the authors mind to describe situations and circumstances of disastrous world which exists as it is now and latter what should be done in such arguments by sects to surpass the antagonist
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Great review, though my experience reading has been a bit different from yours. For some reason, I didn't have the format issues you did. I didn't get far enough for the timeline to jump around--at least I don't think I did--but I really liked how the author transitioned in & out of David's dream state.
At any rate, I didn't find the writing confusing. I felt like the author fed me just enough info to keep me at a state of high intrigue. I mean, even the title! What kind of book is titled after the death of its main character? One that will keep you guessing, that's for sure.
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