Official Review: The Prodigy Slave, Book One: Journey to ...

Sakshi Singh 9097 · Post by **Sakshi Singh 9097** » 12 Nov 2023, 07:16

Your review of 'The Prodigy Slave' by Londyn Skye is insightful and emotionally expressive. You effectively convey the book's captivating characters, well-drawn emotions, and accent-switching narrative style. Your recommendation for a mature audience is helpful, and your overall assessment of the book is thoughtful. I look forward to more of your engaging reviews!

Hazel Mae Bagarinao · Post by **Hazel Mae Bagarinao** » 12 Nov 2023, 07:24

This book seems like an emotive, squeeze-a-sponge-read that overflows your emotions until the very end. I'm curious about Lily's journey in her talent that brought her hope to elevate. I think James and Lily have a spark for each other as well. But I have two minds if I can handle the theme of violence, extreme profanity, and sex scenes. Even though the book still intrigues me, and I might read it. Congratulations to the author on BOTD!

Post by **Ethan Lindeque** » 12 Nov 2023, 07:34

This sounds like a must-read for readers who enjoy historical romances, especially those who love it when their emotions get evoked. The review was well-written and brings out the likable aspects of the book.

Millizeth Dale Aquino · Post by **Millizeth Dale Aquino** » 12 Nov 2023, 07:46

Thank you for the nice review, I love how detailed it is and for pointing out what you like about the characters and the book. I am not a fan of historical romance but I would like to try reading some of it.

Post by **Oleabhiele Joseph** » 12 Nov 2023, 08:19

This is the kind of book that put my mind at ease, sincerely speaking. From prodigy slave, to a life altering journey, Lily’s life is an inspiration to people feeling trapped, as even the smallest things can bring about the biggest inspiration. Great review.

Jenna Padayachee · Post by **Jenna Padayachee** » 12 Nov 2023, 08:28

Thank you for a well-expressed review. I could sense how much you enjoyed the story and all of its characters, particularly Lily.
Sounds like a good book. This, however, is not generally my taste in genre and I suspect this reason does not engage me to follow it further and I also find the part that you mention about accents switching a bit alarming.

Ayushi_Chaudhary · Post by **Ayushi_Chaudhary** » 12 Nov 2023, 08:40

The review is so detailed and explanatory that I am curious to read the book. The story of a child taken away from the mother and then finding some true relationships in life seems worth reading.
I found one error in the review though… (… her dream to is (is to)…)

Post by **PimpornChandee** » 12 Nov 2023, 09:21

I enjoy reading romantic historical novels and The Prodigy Slave: Book One: Journey to Winter Garden will probably be another to add to my list. Something could be learned about how Lily accomplished her dream, and what she has to go through as a slave before her dream comes true.

Gladis Ratish Kumar · Post by **Gladis Ratish Kumar** » 12 Nov 2023, 09:27

Your review was truly excellent. I appreciate the way you articulated both the strengths and weaknesses in a professional manner. The novel appears quite intriguing, and the fact that it resonated with your emotions has piqued my interest in reading the book. I'm eager to explore the book and discover the details of the 'punishment' Lily undergoes and the unfolding future events.

Taiwo_Olawoye · Post by **Taiwo_Olawoye** » 12 Nov 2023, 09:41

This book tells a story that revolves around Lily, an enslaved person with a hidden talent for the piano, whose life takes a dramatic turn when her skills are discovered. It explores themes of dreams, friendship, and newfound passion in the face of adversity. It is a book everyone will love to read. Thanks for the review.

Erin Maddox McPhee · Post by **Erin Maddox McPhee** » 12 Nov 2023, 09:58

I don't care for romance novels, but the back story seems interesting. I might try it.

Deborah Belanger · Post by **Deborah Belanger** » 12 Nov 2023, 10:16

Your remarkable review of "The Prodigy Slave, Book One: Journey to Winter Garden" by Londyn Skye drew me right into this story. I love historical romance novels because you get a view of history with a love story. Thank you for the warning that it isn't a fast read and there is a cliffhanger. I am a bit leary about the accent changes that go on and hope it doesn't detract from the read. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

Tommy Mayengbam · Post by **Tommy Mayengbam** » 12 Nov 2023, 10:17

Thank you for the review. It offers a comprehensive overview of what one can expect from the book.

However, it would have been even more beneficial if you had shed more light on the societal norms prevalent during that era, particularly the harsh realities faced by the black community.

While the review touches on Lily's dramatic life journey and the friendship between her and James, a more in-depth exploration of the struggles and injustices against the black community would also have captivated the interest of readers who prefer realistic novels over romances.

Post by **Rupali Mishra** » 12 Nov 2023, 10:20

Congrats on BOTD!
From the beginning to the end, this book seems to be an intense, emotionally charged read that will make you feel everything. There is a spark between James and Lily, and Lily's journey in discovering her gift has given her hope to rise.

Brienna Cooper · Post by **Brienna Cooper** » 12 Nov 2023, 10:33

Great review! Right off the back, I have to mention that I appreciate the thorough warning given to potential readers (in the book’s description on Amazon) about it not being an easy, escapist-type read and to proceed with caution (or not at all). Despite being able to assume as such with slavery being involved, it’s better to know upfront just how severe any graphic or triggering content will be. With that, I’d definitely have to take my time (which is fine), but my main curiosity here is with the romance. As a big-time romance fan, and with this receiving OBC’s “Romance Book of the Year” honors back in 2021, I really want to know how well the romance holds up in light of the difficult subject matter/themes. Admittedly, the inconsistencies with accents that the reviewer mentioned are a bit iffy, but (all things considered) I think it’d still be worth it for me to give this a shot. Congrats to the author on BOTD and good luck with the potential Netflix series!