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n "[...] even when mind and strength had gone, gratitude and a mutual tenderness still lived on in the heart of men."n
This was quite an intriguing little book.
I imagine it would appeal much more to people interested in Astrophysics. I found myself reading and rereading paragraphs on time as the fourth dimension and still not grasping a word.
Despite the super technical intro chapters about time-traveling, this still managed to be quite interesting and offer a thought-provoking—though at times very obvious—social commentary.
The writing style didn't particularly grip me though, but I understand why this was more effective in this kind of passive style, since this was a story within a story. It just made it harder for me to focus.
I was not expecting the ending, so that was definitely a nice touch.
This was quite an intriguing little book.
I imagine it would appeal much more to people interested in Astrophysics. I found myself reading and rereading paragraphs on time as the fourth dimension and still not grasping a word.
Despite the super technical intro chapters about time-traveling, this still managed to be quite interesting and offer a thought-provoking—though at times very obvious—social commentary.
The writing style didn't particularly grip me though, but I understand why this was more effective in this kind of passive style, since this was a story within a story. It just made it harder for me to focus.
I was not expecting the ending, so that was definitely a nice touch.