4.26 avg rating — 6,907,207 ratings

"There is so much to this story it is incredible. I have never read a book with such a combination of commentary, seriousness, humor, and emotion ever before. Well done."

4.02 avg rating — 4,574,671 ratings

"Seriously, can any write a societal allegory like Orwell can?"

it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 2 ratings

"Sage Baker writes in an innovative, intelligent writing style that offers a contemporary updating of the early science fiction work of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. Sage Baker's societal commentary is very well though-out, and I look forward to seeing what he more he comes up with in future releases."

3.89 avg rating — 277,218 ratings

"Jules Verne's crowning achievement. The characters are really outstanding - and of course, there's Captain Nemo."

3.57 avg rating — 617,340 ratings

"I like how abstract it is! There are the many character-driven scenes, of course, but there are also the cetology (whale science) essays. One-of-a-kind."

3.97 avg rating — 2,851,028 ratings

"One of the greatest dystopian tales ever written."

3.89 avg rating — 566,585 ratings

"This is a novella that somehow seems to be as much about now as it is the future. And of course, both places in time are interesting to think about."

4.15 avg rating — 1,610,978 ratings

"It is a perfect tale."

4.58 avg rating — 4,860,294 ratings

"The best of the Harry Potter series, hands-down."

3.83 avg rating — 350,703 ratings

"Wow... talk about a book that takes you on a ride! The ending is spectacular."

3.40 avg rating — 2,965 ratings

"Even if it did not see release until 1994, this book, written in 1863, is arguably the first modern dystopia."

3.95 avg rating — 283,297 ratings

"It's just plain comical!"

4.28 avg rating — 709,251 ratings

"It portrays such an interesting world. I love the Voyage of the Dawn Treader especially. How come that one is always in the shadow of the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe?"

3.83 avg rating — 1,338,772 ratings

"I like Huck's tone and the pastoral setting."

3.43 avg rating — 1,876 ratings

"The World Set Free is an interesting take on dystopian (the first half) and utopian (the second half) literature."