Jenlyn Meyers

Will keep you on the edge of your seat

Revisado: 12-02-19

An excellent and daring read, recommended to me by the author’s sister, and it was certainly worth every attentive second I dedicated to it. The story’s timeline was compelling, and the ending was truly jaw-dropping. Wonderful character development, and each one was so multidimensional. I can’t wait to read more from this author.

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What.

Revisado: 04-05-19

I could not follow the story hardly at all. Maybe there were some metaphors I was not understanding, but this completely fell flat. Was hoping for so much more after a recommendation by Margaret Atwood. The performance was OK, but is it just me or did the pronunciation of the second man’s name get mixed up? Was it Zhao or Lou? I have no idea

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Will Wheaton needs British accent lessons

Revisado: 08-18-18

I chose to download this book because Ready Player One was such a great play. I especially liked Will Wheaton’s portrayal of the characters in that one. This story, however, just seems like a nerd’s wet dream - creating a fantasy sci-fi epic, while skipping over all the details, much like how a dream might play out. In fact, I found myself wondering when the main character would wake up in a mental institution. Every step of the way seemed unrealistic, from the psychology and behavior of the characters, to the unexplained technological advances portrayed. And of course, Will Wheaton’s British accent is so cringeworthy. Then, the ending of the story barely saves face as it teaches us about our humanity from an outside perspective, however it also neglects some key facets of what it means to be human. I just barely liked this book enough to give it 3 stars, but would never read it again.

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