
4 out of 4 stars
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Carolina Holland must have taken a lot of time to depict the narration of her book, I Don't Believe In Humans. Kelly lived on Planet Unihorn and had seen almost everything on her planet. However, the existence of humans was a concept she hadn't examined. Furthermore, Kelly didn't believe humans existed. Eventually, she decided to enquire from her friends about human existence. Surprisingly, all her friends believed humans existed. However, their descriptions of humans were distorted and varied from one friend to the other. Finally, Ziggy, Kelly's alien friend, offered to take Kelly on a spaceship to Earth. She eventually saw humans and the differences in their appearance contrary to her friends' descriptions.
Carolina developed many themes in this book, with friendship and adventure being the main ones explored. A reader can finish this book in one sitting since it's a short book. In addition, the images are clear and help cement the author's text. The author develops the character of Kelly throughout the book. The book challenges the reader not to believe a concept without ascertaining its existence. For example, Kelly didn't trust any of her friends until she saw humans up close on Earth.
The author did an excellent job of writing such a straightforward text. Unlike many books, this title directly reflects the author's narration. By posting related questions on the last pages, the author affirms the narration's purpose to the reader.
The only dislike I would point out is the length of the book. However, this doesn't remove the fact that the book was complete. The story was interesting even to adults. I would have loved to continue reading this book or another sequel. What happened after Kelly's curiosity was cured by seeing humans? Since I didn't encounter any errors, I can candidly confirm the book was exceptionally well-edited.
I Don't Believe In Humans deserves a perfect rating of 4 out of 4 stars. The book is void of errors, and the presentation of the text is authentic. Kids from any age bracket would enjoy seeing every page in this book. I would encourage every parent to get their children a copy of I Don't Believe In Humans.
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I Don't Believe In Humans
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