Official Review: The Mystery of the Hidden Bridge

[Nikolas Farmakis]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Mystery of the Hidden Bridge" by David W. Scheer.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The Mystery of the Hidden Bridge by David W. Scheer is a children’s book on the importance of faith in Jesus Christ. The writer discusses many themes, such as humility, faith, death, and society. The tone of the text is informal, direct, and simple, creating a personal atmosphere, thereby engaging the reader.

The author begins the novel by describing three excellent swimmers, Eddie Evil, Lenny Luke, and Ricky Wright. Eddie Evil was a mean, proud person, while Lenny Luke and Ricky Wright were humbler and fairer. The three swimmers arrange a competition to determine who is the fastest swimmer. They agree that the swimmer who crosses the Atlantic Oceans first is the best swimmer and the news channels come to record the competition. Suddenly, an old man appears and speaks about an invisible bridge. Who is the invisible bridge? Who will win the competition?

There were several positive characteristics in the story. More analytically, the writer included numerous poetic devices and linguistic techniques, which engaged the reader in the story. Additionally, the book was professionally edited, as I did not encounter any errors in the entire novel. The story also followed a logical, chronological flow, thus allowing the reader to understand the development of the novel. What I liked most in the novel was that it contained beautiful illustrations, which added vividness and liveliness to the text.

This book is best suited for Christian young readers and parents who enjoy stories related to sports. This book is ideal for parents reading to young children to teach them many valuable Christian principles. Christian readers will enjoy this story the most, as it is written from a Christian perspective with Biblical verses.

All in all, I rate this book with 4 out of 4 stars. I handed this book a perfect score, as it was vivid, engaging, and excellently edited. I recommend this book to every reader that finds it interesting.

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[Splendour0606]

I applaud the author for writing a book that would aid Spiritual growth in children.I am sure an adult can also benefit from this book.Thanks for your review.

[Ngozi Onyibor]

Christian books with a decent plot and solid lessons for young readers are rare. It's good to know that the author merged both elements seamlessly. Thanks for the recommendation.

[Adanna Inya]

In today's world where doctrines fly everywhere, we need to safeguard the kids and keep them rooted in faith. This is a book I'd recommend for catching them young in faith.

[Laura Lee]

What age span of children do you think this is best suited for? It sounds like a good book for Christians. Thanks for a well-written review!

[Deborah kalu]

Mystery of the hidden bridge was what caught my attention on this book.And also,an old man that appear in the story talking about the invible bridge.hmmm.....I reserve my word.I believe everyone will learn some good lessons. Thanks for the review!!! I will add this one to my shelf.

[Damis Seres Rodriguez]

Is there any specific age you would suggest for children to read the book? Great review!

[Nedbrian]

Christian Faith books like this encourages one to remain devoted. Loved the review and would definitely seek out this book for my own private reading.

[Mutai Marshal]

It is crucial to instill Biblical teachings at a tender age. Am glad this book does. Great review

[Usma Khann]

Though this book deals with beautiful themes of spirituality, faith and devotion, I will probably have to skip the read because of the religious factor. Appreciate the review though.

[blancaelizondo214]

If about the Bible? Not necessarily has to be Christian, there is also Catholics who are called Christian's and don"t read Bible , some others don't care of religions, I think the Bible Book should be for all to read so, that way we all knew one same thing .

[PeterRabitt20]

I like the lessons of humility and humbleness that religious books teach. It's important to instill good values in children. Great job on your review!

[Rayah Raouf]

Thank you for the review! Unfortunately, I wouldn't read this book. Even though it's a children's book, I don't like reading too much about religion.

[Iva Stoyanova]

I would pass on this book as I'm not into Christian books, nor children's books. I'm sure kids will enjoy it and will learn from it though, the concept sounds great.

[Yvonne Monique]

Spiritual lessons, independently whether referring to Christian faith or any other religion, are beneficial for a child's education. Great review!