Stepping Stones

Stepping Stones

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Published: 12 years ago

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Book Description

A Guide For The Youth on Morality, Ethics and Life. The Sages, Philosophers, Luminaries and Prominent Citizens of History Have Left A Footprint For Living A Moral And Productive Life. Their Wisdom Endures Forever.

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  • User image   kevin
    Too much introspection
    16 Jul 2020
    Gets old, quick, and its amazing no one around the hero notices his shakes, etc. A good dystopic start.
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  • User image   GeeCee
    22 Sep 2013
    This is not really just "Fiction", it is "Science Fiction". One of the beauties of the genre is that it crosses into other genres. With 'Govicide:Comply' Dentzel crosses into political science, sociology and psychology and does it in a well-paced, believable way. A well-told story of an important premise, that needed to be told. Looking forward to 'Govicide:Survivor' as the remainder of the story also needs to be told.
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  • User image   Lee Willard
    26 Jun 2013
    In spite of a few imperfections, I liked this book and feel it has an important message. Like Teresa, I agree that democracy has put on it's worst show lately and that we are in danger of some charismatic leader claiming to make it better thru totalitarianism. It could have shed a little more light on the causes of totalitarianism, one of which is the runaway wealth disparity we are seeing today. After all, that is what put Russia back under dictatorship. It could have also examined the dangers of the mega-corporations which are as much a threat to real free enterprise as any dictatorial regime. Maybe in the next book?
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  • User image   Peter
    01 Oct 2012
    Good story. Looking forward to the sequel.
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  • User image   Iron Head
    13 Mar 2012
    A great read. I will be looking out for the next installment of the story.
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  • User image   teresa
    06 Mar 2012
    An excellent book. And comes at the right time, when democracy is putting up its worst show ever in US,Italy,Greece, India and many other countries. The apparent success of China seems to favour authoritarian regimes over Democracy. This book is a good reminder of the dangers of authoritarian rule. After reading this book one feels reaasured that in spite of all its fault, Democracy is still the best form of Governance
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  • User image   Nathalie Plouffe
    28 Feb 2012
    Really exciting, keeps you wondering and guessing about what's going on. Loved it and well written.
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  • User image   billylanigan
    04 Feb 2012
    when is the next one coming out cant wait i didn't wont the book to end more PLEASE
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  • User image   Jeannette Clarida
    03 Feb 2012
    love it is there more?
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Bryan Britton

Retired as Financial Executive in 2005 and turned to writing to express his concerns over the decline in morality in post Mandela South Africa. If not checked South Africa will slide into the morass of Failed States that typifies post colonial Africa.

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