Arimi Reads’s Reviews > The trials of Uwe, Parts I, II and III > Status Update

Notes for me whos filming later: It is very basic explanations that a child could understand and enjoy, mixed with language which an older audience would understand better. There's mixed quality within the book, but to be honest, I don't mind it- the pace is a bit everywhere, it makes the storyline engaging for me, and I'm invested to sit here and just see how far I can get into this tonight.

Something else I want to mention, I don't know how many of you read the bible but it feels like in the beginning of this book it's exploring how many of the elements of the world came to be, so you can understand the landscape, the environment and the worldbuilding in general, but it's reminiscent; at least to me as a reader, of the book of genesis. Vaguely. I don't know if anyone else got that from reading it. I

Okay we have a few grammatical errors but nothing that takes anything away from the story. I'm impressed, it's easy to follow along, the pages are sleek and although the size of the book is larger than what I'm used to, the characters are explored well, there's little poems in the book. It's honestly an interesting way to create a world and share that with world specific lore- that is also explained.

Update which is very important: THIS BOOK HAS A MAP THIS IS NOT A DRILL WE HAVE A MAP OF THE WORLDBUILDING

We need this more in books. We just need it