Sunday, March 17, 2013

Jungle Beauty Goddess's Pretty Blue Ball Book Review by Khulela Byrd



  
By Khulela Byrd
Intern for Colorblind Magazine

I was skeptical to read Jungle Beauty Goddess’s Pretty Blue Ball because I’ve never been into science fiction and the only time I’ve read the genre was for specific classes. However, as soon as I began reading it I was compelled to read further. Ultimately, the book makes the reader think about his or her place in the world as well as the condition of the planet we live on, but the biggest message I received from the book was that family should always be a top priority. I also believe the book included a message about coming of age and making the proper decisions as well as learning from our mistakes.


The love the parents showed their children was undeniable and the bond the sisters had was comparable. I enjoyed being acquainted with each Goddess and their thoughts about their plans for their planet as well as their own intimate desires. The pictures were added bonuses because it made the story whole. One of my favorite lines in the story was when the sisters would say, “I love you sister. One as the same, the same as one—without you—there would be none.” The story was told very well, conflict and all. I am hoping for a second story to see what happens further. I’d recommend everyone to read this book!

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