Review of The Dark Side of Food

[Ezechiel Imo]

I appreciate this The Dark Side of Food" by Harleen and Andre Novel the way it talking the realities of our society what happen in the social network,in the world but it seems to be a comic, as said it is flawless and more import to spare readers who are at least 18 because its part of violence. Thanks

[Naushin Moledina]

“The Dark Side of Food” by Harleen and Andrew is a comic novel about Dr. Baldr Johannsen’s investigation of Aurora Borealis and five students uncovering links between diet product Sol-ace and the malicious organization Aurora. The book tackles societal issues like obesity, addiction, and social media influence, while offering health insights. Rated 5/5 stars. Thank you for an amazing review!

[Alice Glover]

I only read the sample, and I'm not used to the comic novel format, so I really wasn't sure I wanted to finish reading the book. But the review was excellent--it outlines the plot, details how the author seamlessly integrates contemporary topics into the story and informs me that there is a lot of educational materials included at the end that will help me lead a healthier life, etc. I used to enjoy reading comics, so I think I will finish the book. It sounds worth it.

[Sarah Vinchu]

Day-to-day life situations turning into a story are worth chuckling. Harmful diet products are gaining favoritism through sparkling social media platforms, giving rise to addiction and diseases that need to be controlled. The book has many lessons to offer. A good attempt by the author.

[CUT YAFIQ]

While the book mainly focuses on personal choices to make better food choices, the book throws a dateline at systemic factors that foster poor food habits too. That's food deserts, aggressive marketing of unhealthy products, and the power of social media algorithms.

[Johnmartins Etim 1]

Well the book is not as it name sounds
But the must quiet interesting thing about it is that you will learn that it is also about addiction to something that also seem as food to it's addicts, it tell about real life work

[Atieno Magero]

This seems like a gripping science fiction novel. The plot of the book is interesting and I like that the story has an AI element to it. Congratulations on making book of the day!

[Ibrahim Kidungwe]

From the review, the book sounds really interesting, especially for those of us who enjoy comic novels. From the title, I thought it would focus only on food and its dark side, but it also includes violence and social media influencers. It seems to leave readers with questions, which makes you want to keep reading to find out more.

[Chinazo Anozie]

This book has many major elements that make me believe it will be a great read. A sci-fi novel in the form of a comic that deals with AI, food addiction, and the dangers of social media is one to look out for!

[Abraham Ozo]

The Dark Side of Food is about the billionaire Dr. Baldr Johannsen and five students uncovering connections between Sol-ace and Aurora while tackling issues like influencer culture and addiction.

[Cristina-Ioana Toader]

I like the seamless way the authors incorporate important real-life issues, like addiction and the influence of social media, into the science fiction narrative. It shows that the book tackles relevant themes while keeping the plot engaging and entertaining.

[Harty Muli]

I like the unique storyline incorporating Aurora Borealis and social media trends such as the role of influencers. Thanks for the review.

[Adeola Bills]

This review is really a great insight on how blindly we do follow some influencer about our diet without doing our proper research. This book talks about day-to-day activities about the food we eat and so on. It's a great book
Congrats on BOTD!

[Naina1547]

your review has made me curious about this book and why you rated it all the stars. Thanks for the simple but amazing review.

[Esther Deekor]

I'm glad that you're review has clarified my misconception about the book because I thought the book was one of those nutritional books that tells what to eat and not to eat. How does violence relate to the dark side of food though? Congratulations on BOTD!!