Max and the Multiverse

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Max and the Multiverse

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Fast Paced

Customers are highly impressed with the fast paced nature of Max and the Multiverse, praising its engaging dialogue, sympathetic characters, and intriguing plot. They find it an easy and enjoyable read.

Humor

Customers have a generally positive opinion about the humor in Max and the Multiverse. The book is described as having an odd mix of laugh out loud moments, geek humor, and a ripping good yarn. Some readers appreciate the unique and quirky characters while others find it to be a welcome surprise with its fantastical science and imaginative plot. A few mention that it's reminiscent of Douglas Adams and Grant Naylor's work. However, some readers suggest not to think too hard about it and warn against falling asleep on the keyboard as the cat may start speaking.

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Arrogant Protagonist

The protagonist Max is described as arrogant and ignorant by some readers, while others find him hard to access but eventually root for him. The narrative voice adds contempt towards certain groups, including religious people and fat individuals. Some readers were disappointed with the character's actions in crucial moments and felt that the story was churned out for word count and info dumping. However, others found the concept intriguing and enjoyed the main storyline.

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Quality

I felt that the characters were well developed and felt real.

It was very well thought out and amazingly developed.

Max is a regular young adult online gamer, living a regular life, with a regular job, when one day, after a marathon gaming ses... Read More

This change does not detract for the book in the least (actually adds to it).

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This product had a total of 1,241 reviews as of our last analysis date on Nov 27 2024.