Description:
Otherworldly creatures, the not-so-dearly departed, fellow man, and creations of our own demise patiently wait while we bumble through life, thinking we are in control.
The end is always near.
Review Quotes:
In Everyone Dies, Jean Davis touches on a variety of topics related to the inevitability of death and features the author's wonderful dark humor. Jean's writing style is appealing. She narrates her stories from varying perspectives, such as a seven-year-old child who mourns the untimely death of her mother, or a friendly alien who comes to Earth to warn us about the imminent danger from space. Jean's multilayered character points of view are believable and interesting to follow. The strong themes of tyranny, social injustice, or the dangers of artificial intelligence give us food for thought. The Summoning was my favorite. Ashleigh, who loves to spend time on her phone while working, is likable. The author warns us that dark forces are always on high alert and that outsmarting them may be a bad idea. The ending of every tale was startling. Jean's beautiful illustrations highlight the main points. 5 Stars
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