Review of The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast.
Posted: 12 Jun 2024, 00:03
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast." by Jack Ezra.]
Jack Ezra, a very talented person skilled in design, writing, drawing, inventing, and music, has created a new book called "The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast."
Set in a troubled future, the book tells the story of a strong family—Kat, Jack, and Skye—searching for their missing teenage son after a terrible global war. They live in an old nuclear bunker and build a special plane called the Family Flyer. Their journey leads them to a university where they find other survivors and make new friends, including Banshee, a transgender student and singer who revives the city's radio station. The story becomes more exciting as they face a scary creature in the university’s basement, deal with rival clans, and fight off intruders when they return home.
This book stands out because it uses multimedia elements. It includes over 100 computer-made images, a 15-song music album you can download, and cool 3D visuals. The paperback even comes with free 3D glasses so readers can enjoy the visuals fully. These features make the book more engaging and unique compared to traditional books.
Ezra blends imagination with technology, focusing on family, survival, and innovation. The characters are well-developed, each adding their own strengths and weaknesses to the story. The plot is exciting and full of surprises, keeping readers hooked. The use of CGI and music enhances the emotional and visual impact of the story.
"The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast" highlights Jack Ezra's creativity and ability to go beyond traditional storytelling. By combining writing, CGI, and music, he has created a book that is not only fun to read but also visually and emotionally captivating. The book is well-crafted, with no errors, and is sure to impress readers.
I'd love to rate this book a solid 5 out of 5 stars. There was nothing that I disliked about this book. This book is highly recommended for those who enjoy immersive storytelling and want a unique reading experience that combines a rich story with technological innovation.
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The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast.
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Jack Ezra, a very talented person skilled in design, writing, drawing, inventing, and music, has created a new book called "The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast."
Set in a troubled future, the book tells the story of a strong family—Kat, Jack, and Skye—searching for their missing teenage son after a terrible global war. They live in an old nuclear bunker and build a special plane called the Family Flyer. Their journey leads them to a university where they find other survivors and make new friends, including Banshee, a transgender student and singer who revives the city's radio station. The story becomes more exciting as they face a scary creature in the university’s basement, deal with rival clans, and fight off intruders when they return home.
This book stands out because it uses multimedia elements. It includes over 100 computer-made images, a 15-song music album you can download, and cool 3D visuals. The paperback even comes with free 3D glasses so readers can enjoy the visuals fully. These features make the book more engaging and unique compared to traditional books.
Ezra blends imagination with technology, focusing on family, survival, and innovation. The characters are well-developed, each adding their own strengths and weaknesses to the story. The plot is exciting and full of surprises, keeping readers hooked. The use of CGI and music enhances the emotional and visual impact of the story.
"The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast" highlights Jack Ezra's creativity and ability to go beyond traditional storytelling. By combining writing, CGI, and music, he has created a book that is not only fun to read but also visually and emotionally captivating. The book is well-crafted, with no errors, and is sure to impress readers.
I'd love to rate this book a solid 5 out of 5 stars. There was nothing that I disliked about this book. This book is highly recommended for those who enjoy immersive storytelling and want a unique reading experience that combines a rich story with technological innovation.
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The Family Flyer and the Boomerang Beast.
View: on Bookshelves
This story was very good story it really touches me a lot