Kash
5.0 out of 5 stars Art on Display: Humanity and the Decision
Reviewed in Canada on November 15, 2020
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This novel is truly a wonderful form of art and a statement piece, where the reader is left looking through the looking glass of their own reflection and that of the world we exist in with a refreshed sense of hope for humanity as a whole.
Many choices and scenarios play out in this wonderfully thought-out and colourful worldone which echoes the very serious and grim concepts of human division and seeds of intolerance which, unfortunately, we as a society/world are facing evermore today.
This is one of those rare books that everyone should definitely read in their lifetime, as there is something remarkably valuable for every individual reader to learn.
The most prominent and inspiring message being; That we as humanity are essentially all one moving piece. Our differences should in fact be celebrated and provide the building blocks of creating a more united, sustainable world that revolves around love and kindness to one-another, one where the seeds of hatred and intolerance are completely uprooted, and one where humanity may finally fulfill its destined purpose of unifying and creating a world which we all equally tread on, for the betterment of our own beautiful planet and ultimately humanity’s evolution to a Golden Age of compassion, light and oneness.
Space may have been the final frontier; but this is the true frontier where we desperately need to evolve in, now more than ever. With the consciousness of pure goodwill that exists in each and every soul, this is not only a possibility, but an inevitable reality- one where each and every single one of us must consciously choose to collectively manifest this harmonious & peaceful world we envision- together- in unity of humankind and the earth itself.
Amy A.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great for those who like suspense and meaning!
Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2023
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This is an amazing book! I am in high school, and I loved it, and I think those older than me would also love it.
I think everyone should read this book and can get so much out of it. The characters are well developed, and each have such deep back stories that make you invested in them.
I loved the time travel storyline and the plot of going back to WWII. There's a lot of action and suspense but it also has characters aligning with there inner beings and spirit.
I'll definitely be recommending Time Strider to my family and friends because I wanted to
just keep reading it.
Enid Kennedy
5.0 out of 5 stars Inspiring & hopeful!
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2021
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In this inspiring time-traveling tale, Joshua Newman is an emissary of light, and he & his like-minded friends unite to bring balance back to the world so that love & good can triumph over evil & darkness. It is at times frightening, and yet always hopeful, that they will prevail... after all, “every silver lining needs a dark cloud”. Thoroughly enjoyed this visually enchanting story!
Grr8Nrg
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful read and powerful message
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Reading Time Strider was a journey reminiscent of Paulo Coelho's The Alchemist. The story takes us from present day back to fascinating segments during WW2 with the potential to alter the impact on today. Running throughout the story is an underlying understanding of harnessing the laws of the universe in mapping your own journey. Highly recommended!
Carol
5.0 out of 5 stars Harmony and Connection
Reviewed in Canada on September 13, 2020
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Time Strider is a compelling novel and resonated with me on so many different levels. It reminded me that love is stronger than hate and that connected together we can alter the course of the world. With the challenges facing humanity today, the publication of this book could not have been more timely.
Susan L.
5.0 out of 5 stars A wise book
Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2023
What an interesting and insightful blend of history and fiction! This ia a wise book written from the heart which has a dream-like quality.
It is visionary, suspenseful, very moving, and full of involving characters and plot lines. It is also a deeply felt and keenly observed portrayal of our age.
The topic is one whose importance is very much with us as our age grapples with a tendency towards totalitarianism against a backdrop of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons.
Although Germany was defeated, humanity's misguidedness since 1945 means that the book's Quantum Institute's work has no end in the foreseeable future.
