Reviews for Seventh Miracle

The average rating for Seventh Miracle based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-11-16 00:00:00 William J. Mead The Good: This one is a lot easier to read through, compared to similar books. It has a lot of nice but minimalistic black and white illustrations along with some of the sections. The design of the book makes it feel a bit like something geared towards young readers, which might make it a good gift for children/teens who have an interest in the religion (or just like stories). The Bad: While I loved the feel of “Santeria Stories” in my hands, this one felt very cheap. Also, for some, the hard plastic-feeling cover and design might distract slightly from the content. Overall: Aside from my gripes about the book design, the quality of the material seemed decent. It’s nowhere near as complete as other books, but seemed to cover most of the popular stories.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-10-24 00:00:00 Jakob Chapman Decent introduction to the mythology, but feels sslanted toward younger readers. I was hoping for something a bit more in depth; this offering feels like a collection of bedtime stories or campfire tales. 3.5 stars.