Featured Review: The Water Trade by Rob Smith

[PriyankaBhowmick]

The Water Trade by Rob Smith- after watching the cover of this book I thought maybe this book will be a historical type, and I don't like history too much...but after reading this book I get interested in this book. I enjoyed this lovely book...

[Vickie Noel]

Sounds like an interesting book. I'm curious to know what kind of outcome resulted from the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, if you say, "The results of the attack on the characters are not what we expect." Although I generally don't care for war-related historical fiction, I'm willing to see if it reels me in like it did you. Thanks for the succinct review.

[Maliscoth]

Sex and sensuality are implied at times, but the word “entertainment” is how the author explains the system. This is just the beginning of the details Smith gives us throughout the story. The Water Trade is a work of fiction, loosely based on a true story, which primarily takes place during World War 2 in Hawaii and the decade afterwards. I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars cause it caught my attention, and believe other readers will feel same way.

[Yhushey]

Wow... Great review, the book is intresting, am nt really into history but this got my attention on how its been review, thanks for the review

[Realread22]

Getting to read the review of the book "The Water Trade" by Rob Smith gives an insight overview of what the book is about. It is an interesting review not to miss.

[kimcha06]

I really love to read something historical story and I am lucky I found this book. I really like it even currently reading it now and I am so excited to read it until the end.

[Ashiyya Tariq]

The story set in WWII era with intertwined characters sounds interesting. This historical book would appeal to many. Great review.

[Lil Reads]

It feels like the story of people who lived in Hawaii prior to Pearl Harbor focuses on the perspective of Caucasian people so seeing a story told from a different perspective sounds unique.

[dragonet07]

This book sounds very captivating, although I always worry that I'll figure out the mystery too soon. Maybe that won't be the case this time. Either way, the time period and culture involved in this book are ones that I don't know much about, so it should serve as a good learning experience if this book is well researched. Thank you for the helpful review.

[Sanju Lali]

Thank you for the well written review of this book in which the story is weaved around Japans water trade before and after world war 2 and the story seems quite interesting when the character Miyuki meets an American sailor, named Smitty, with whom she becomes attached quickly and learns that people are not always the ones like she thought before.

[asaltares]

The question here is: what is not to like on this book. For me this is a book that screams read me immediately. I love japanese culture and stories. And history too. I am exited to see how the characters lived post pearl harbor incident. This book has everything to make it an awesome read.

[asaltares]

The question here is: what is not to like on this book. For me this is a book that screams read me immediately. I love japanese culture and stories. And history too. I am exited to see how the characters lived post pearl harbor incident. This book has everything to make it an awesome read.

[Kavengi123]

As a person who is fond of learning new cultures, I was happy to learn about the Japanese culture. I can't get bored when reading other people's way of life.the sexuality expressed in this book makes it even more interesting for young people like me.

[Cristina Chifane]

Considering the first chapter and your review, I will add this book to my reading list. I liked the metaphor of the title and the unique story line following a Japanese spy suffering from bypolar disorder.

[Sympathyodeh]

this is one of the great book ever it quite intresting, the most intresting part of this book, water trade by smith Rob is like reading a real story, like movie. i'm gonna add to my list it's very educative.