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We're dealing with different planets and different galaxies. It is something that you would imagine is quite often featured in films and books, and it's very easy to slip into cliches. However, this book is different. It is very interesting. I love what is written and how it is written. How it is written is extremely exciting. It is a page-turner. It is full of adventure and completely cinematic. I imagine that I am there with the characters. The characters, by the way, are two kids, and because we see it from their point of view, in a way it shows the future of the world because children are our future, and the way they see it is the way we can expect it to be in the future. What I love about this book, as interesting as it is and as exciting as it is, is that it's a cliffhanger. You want to go further with every chapter you finish and see what is happening. You are there! But what is important is through all that comes a message, and this message is about our current world and our current programs about the wars, the protection of the environment, about people not properly learning lessons from history. All these things, which we often hear about, are not done like a lecture to us. It comes as a message through the story, and you feel that this message goes straight to your heart, not to mention some absolutely adorable little details like a little character, the little bird whom I fell in love with, called Chappie. That is just a little detail, but anyway, wonderful book, Enjoy it, and congratulations to the amazing Victoria Unikel!

--Olga Thomas, London, England. World-renowned and award-winning Royal Composer