Reviews
First of all I'd like
to
say I give Tiny Eden a
five star rating.
The
Book is truly fantastic. From the very first chapter it reels you in.
Captain Günter Heyes brings his characters to life. They are so
believable. As he tells his story you see it through his eyes just as
if you are right there when everything is happening.
This story will
make you cry, laugh, cheer, and get so angry at times. The book is very
well written. The character Ardos who to me is the main core of the
story, he is a young boy but so wise beyond his years and he touches
the hearts and souls of everyone he encounters. Those piercing blue
eyes and that smile has a powerful way of just turning things around.
Captain Günter Heyes and his
crew crash on this land and things will
never be the same again. I can only say that all the characters will
enlighten you and truly make you think about your fellow man and woman.
This book is a must read you will not be disappointed. - You will be
anxious to read whats next in the series.
Algie R. Williams / Police Officer
It is presented as
"...the diary accounts of Capt. Günter K. Heyes and
his crew and passengers spanning over 5 years of survival - and finally
triumph."
From the original manuscripts to the re-edited
versions of this
voluminous epic, I've seen the evolution of a fascinating story told in
words only a well traveled and strongly opinionated writer could have
presented. The writing style conveys a solid imagery for the active
mind and instills an appetite to pursue reading the adventures and the
intricacies brought forth by Günter K. Heyes.
To my demanding critic criteria, I'll require that a
book, manuscript
submitted to my attention be generating an instant interest upon
starting reading it. In this case, the author succeeds very well in
getting my attention by figuratively painting an introductory canvas
that does promise a diversity of possible scenarios that will only get
me further hooked on this book.
More so, there is also a good part of intelligent
and challenging
thoughts being interlaced with a story that keeps rolling through the
chapters which keeps the reader riveted to this perpetuation of
intricacies culminating to a conclusion that demands we ought to know
more about the characters presented in this voluminous marvel.
I'm told that other manuscripts have already been
added to Tiny Eden
becoming a series of extended novels in which some of the participating
characters are being explored in their own individuality.
I wouldn't be surprised that such an idea as Tiny
Eden would become a
feature movie in times ahead. The writing style surpasses that of Harry
Potter's author and we all know how many movie sequels came out of
those little novels.
Tiny Eden - The Book: highly recommended for the
cerebral inclined
reader.
Peter Riden / TGB (The
Grand Barn)
This is one terrific read and I will not hesitate to recommend it to anyone that has any interest in how a society should be run, and how people (including children) should be respected for what talents they have and how these talents can be encouraged and developed through mentoring.
My thanks to the author and his choice of publisher.
Ian Wallace - V.P. Projectnigua.org
Hi,
I read Tiny Eden when I was sick. It kept me
very much involved with reading it. With the urging of the one editor
and the book I was able to push myself into doing more and getting
better. The book reads as if real in every way and hits many emotions.
Makes sense in so many ways I agree it takes a village to raise
children. This shows how many people involved can give a child
security, love an openness thats needed. Read THE whole story see what
all it tells!
The only way someone can deal with issues
beyond what their used to is label and box it. The word love has many
meanings some as to the way you grew up, have bad ideas associated with
them. Even cultures have many meanings. In this book it has many good
meanings as in the whole person, not just a part. Thats why I said read
THE whole book! Look at this with new eyes, new thoughts. Remember not
every thing is according to believes say in U.S.A. there can be
differences around the world. So the challenge is to see this book
objectively, openly. Take a chance!
Shane



