Review of The Cello Maker

[Inga_s Book Corner]

The author’s vivid descriptions and ability to tailor his imagery to each story's subject matter make this book a captivating read. With a mix of historical, supernatural, and contemporary tales, Andersen crafts a variety of narratives that resonate on emotional and intellectual levels. Thank you for your review!

[Deborah Belanger]

Thank you for your informative review on "The Cello Maker,” written by David P. Andersen. This book contains sixteen short stories spanning many topics and several years. Some are so believable I thought I was reading accounts of actual events. Each story conveys a message about life and how our actions impact others. I enjoyed the reactions to kindness. While reading the sample, I learned two of the stories have supernatural themes. Some are about love; others are about airplanes, whether radio-controlled or real. Some stories play out just after World War II, while others are set in recent times when computers are already in use. The author combined a fascinating selection of stories into one book. Congratulations to the author for BOTD.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"The Cello Maker" by David P Andersen is a collection of 16 short stories. Each story is unique and contains a message about life and how our actions affect others. The themes that are represented in my short stories are love, supernatural themes, and other.

[Amos Osinya]

I have already read this book and I loved it. I recommend people with passion about creativity to find it and read it. It has inspiring stories spanning different periods. Key among the lessons learned from this book is the ability to use your skills to serve others. It is a nice book

[Alida Spies]

This is my review, so I don't have much to add. It's an interesting group of stories covering a wide range of subjects. The writing is easy to understand and quite colourful. Well worth reading.

[Jeff Kanda]

From the review, I can tell that this is a realy interesting book. I really love books with many short stories as they are easy to read and offer different lessons. Thaks for the detailed review!

[rusyalana]

Though I'm not a fan of short stories this collection sounds fascinating. It covers a wide range of topics and provides lots of inspiring stories with a lesson to learn in each of them. It will be interesting to read this collection of stories. Congratulations on becoming BOTD!

[Fanisa Ndhabambi]

The Cello Maker and Other Stories of Creative People by David P Andersen is a fictional book about several stories of different innovators who made a difference in the people who benefited from their inventions. Great Inspirational reading for creative people.

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

“The Cello Maker,” by David P. Andersen, is a collection of believable short stories that are perfect for people who like well written stories. It features diverse topics so there is something in it for everyone.

[Seraphia Bunny Sparks]

Reading the review for this book I couldn't help but smile when I read the statement quoted by the reviewer "“he sighed a small arpeggio of resignation,”." It sparked a flame of curiosity to check out this book. I have to agree with the reviewer on the aspect that when it comes to the computer language the author should have included the meanings of each of the abbreviations. Few people outside of programmers and others who work code will understand them and there by will find it confusing to understand which may lead to them skipping that story altogether. All in all, this sounds like the reviewer enjoyed the book.

[Bertha Jackson]

I enjoy reading books that reveal how our interactions impact other people. It is awesome that this author has done using various types of interactions. Thank you for your review.

[Nazma P]

I really like short story collections kind of books, because it gives a quick refreshment when you don't have much time. Given what the review says, this book seems like a diverse collection with very different themes and feel. Hence, it can give you an array of emotions. Very intriguing in my opinion.

[Catherine Sweet]

This sounds like an interesting book with a range of compelling stories.

[Supritika Ghatak]

David P. Andersen's The Cello Maker brings together 16 unique short stories that examine the nuances of human relationships, creativity, and life’s obstacles. Covering decades from WWII to current, it’s a fascinating read for introspective readers.

[Natalie MT]

I'm not a big fan of short stories or anthologies, so I probably won't pick this book up. But congratulations on BOTD!