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A review by zeneszerzo
A Journey Through Time: The Beginning of Everything by H.G. Tannhaus
1.0
Positive: The first part of the book is okay. The time travel concept is clean (at first), and unique to the book. I liked some of the names and symbols.
Negative: It isn't related to the Dark Netflix series, and it is very poorly written and poorly translated. Full of very basic uninteresting acts and motives from movies, like slipping on a banana peel or being hit by a tree branch in a jungle. I feel like the first 50 pages should have been reduced to 10, and the last 10 pages should have been expanded to 50. The conversations are dumb and unrealistic. In the later part of the book even some names are mixed up. There are a few nonsense things too, like using objects in a time in which it was not available yet, and a few illogical thoughts for the sake of the story.
Negative: It isn't related to the Dark Netflix series, and it is very poorly written and poorly translated. Full of very basic uninteresting acts and motives from movies, like slipping on a banana peel or being hit by a tree branch in a jungle. I feel like the first 50 pages should have been reduced to 10, and the last 10 pages should have been expanded to 50. The conversations are dumb and unrealistic. In the later part of the book even some names are mixed up. There are a few nonsense things too, like using objects in a time in which it was not available yet, and a few illogical thoughts for the sake of the story.