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- @lhnath | The book of Hebrews.Click here to reply to @lhnath
"How and why he's higher than angels. It has some great information on how it kind of equates. Excuse me, where Christ is being sacrificed. When he sacrificed on the cross, it. It ties it in with the Jewish sacrificial system in the, in the temple. Because remember when Christ was sacrificed, the veil, which is a heavy carpeted kind of wall that separated the Holy of Holies from the, from the, I guess the inner court. I'm not a Jewish scholar. Okay."5 min - @adrikacoded | Ruby red audio reviewClick here to reply to @adrikacoded
"Sam. Ruby Ridd, translated from the German novel Ruben Rod is probably one of the most underrated and interesting books about time travel and history explained through the lenses of 16 year old Gwynedd Shepherd. There are these 12 gems assigned to different time travellers in the families of Montrose and their valeures over generations. Initially it's thought that Gwen's cousin Charlotte had inherited the time travel gene. However, when Gwen begins taking the leaves, it is clear that she has to carry forward the legacy along with Gideon Dervilliers."2 min - @adrikacoded | Chronicles of Narnia audio reviewClick here to reply to @adrikacoded
"The moral teachings in the series are very profound and have a grave impact on its readers, hence making it a classic read for all. Thank you. And this is where it ends."1 min - @adrikacoded | The maze runner audio reviewClick here to reply to @adrikacoded
"In the Glade, however, Thomas tries to break into the maze and find an escape route setting in motion. An adventure filled with heartbreaks, betrayal, monsters, weapons and death. The trilogy is no less than a horrific thriller that keeps you on the edge. The sci fi narrative is complex yet interesting and the characters are well written. If only Dashner knew how to not kill off our favorite characters, I would have urged readers or all ages to read this out."1 min - @adrikacoded | Divergent trilogy reviewClick here to reply to @adrikacoded
"Another part of my big three dystopian books is the Divergent Trilogy, which now has a fourth edition to it, one of my favorites. The plot explores the futuristic city of Chicago where at the age of 16, people have to choose their faction groups and become part of that, irrespective of where your families are. In the book, the protagonist, Beatrice Pryor, I find myself someone who feels like she'll never fit in, but later goes on to become one of the leading members of the revolt."2 min - @adrikacoded | The Hunger games trilogy audio reviewClick here to reply to @adrikacoded
"Dystopian and post apocalyptic books are probably one of my favorite genres. The Hunger Games trilogy is hence one of my favorite of the big three dystopian series. I can't begin explaining how much I love the protagonist Katniss Everdeen, who is a headstrong, logical and dynamic fighter. The plot explores the imaginative country of panem divided into 12 districts where every year two tributes from each district have to play a game of death and only one survives it."2 min - @nave_30 | The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-ExuperyClick here to reply to @nave_30
"It's told in such A way that a child or anyone would find it amusing to read. Also, there is like several anecdotes that tell us how the author sees the world. The author in this case tries to write. He writes from the perspective of the fighter pilot. And so we get to see how the fighter pilot has a similar worldview as the Little Prince. However, it's because of the conditioning that he has had as in the process of becoming an adult."6 min - @nave_30 | The Witches by Roald DahlClick here to reply to @nave_30
"So it's a beautiful story, full of adventure, full of love, and full of interesting takes on adults especially, and obviously full of Roald Dahl's wicked humor."4 min - @Esha132 | "Wings of fire" by A.P.J. Abdul KalamClick here to reply to @Esha132
"Today I am going to share my review of a book that left me a deep impact on me, not just a student, but as a young person thinking about my future. The book is Wings of The autobiography of Dr. A.P.G. abdul Kalam, one of India's most respected scientists and a former president. Wings of Fire traces Kalam Sir's journey from a small town Rameshwaram, to becoming the missile man of India."5 min - @Esha132 | Review for the book "Wings of fire" by Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam and Arun Tiwari.Click here to reply to @Esha1325 min
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