THE NAVIGATOR WHO CROSSED THE ICE WALLS: WORLDS BEYOND THE ANTARCTICA (TERRA-INFINITA) Paperback – April 18, 2022

I could not stop reading once started. The truth of this short story is engaging and a must read for every kid and adult. It has been translated bad and not edited well for English but don't let that detour you from the message. Of course the reader is left with questions but getting the beginning of truth out is imperative. God is mentioned as Source energy and it all makes sense if you put lots of other stories together. This may or may not be of total truth but it's definitely worth reading and looking at the similarities that are going on in our present world. It is a little expensive for a short book but read and share. Wake up and resist the reset!!!!

Well, I found this very interesting, along with all the other books on this subject. Who knows what is true or not, but at least I have an open mind.

It falls apart about 70% through.The narrative takes a deep fallout.Either way it is a good read but they really shouldveHad an English proofreader go through it.The maps are in the worse places, the narrative is talking about a certain place, and the map shows somewhere completely different, very frustrating trying to imagine that part of it. Especially when it is supposed to be a visual que to help

Fun, entertaining, informative.

Must read

I read the book in 3 sittings, which is rare for me. It's a topic Im very interested in. The book does have obvious grammitical errors as said in other reviews, but easy to overcome if you're into the story line.I didnt see anyone else mention this in the reviews, but as someone who has read the article The Iron Republic by Mr. E. W. Barrington (not William Morris) in the Florida Magazine, this author copied much of that article. Which was good because it is a fascinating & realistic story that i enjoyed reading (&recommend if this topic interest you). He also changes the name of the outer island name because of this, from the Iron Republic to the Ancestral Republic. Also good bc he doesnt include the love story part from the Iron Republic which I didnt like. Author edits include more modern relateable topics, completely different/new parts about other outer lands, & ends with a message of hope. My feeling was that this is the author's attempt to connect several esoteric stories (Dark Tower, LoR, etc.) as pieces to the puzzle, & this is his conclusion.In the end i was glad i purchased & read the entire book, but Im left unsure of the Author's motives. If it's supposed to be a true story, why copy a different story & use different names? Its still worth the read & consideration of the possibilities of this seemingly fake reality.

Amazing story. I’ve read other books on this subject but this was so many things into one! I still feel that there was a need for more information. I do see the continuation of further books. Thank you. Good story.

Too many times, readers judge a book by its content. Too many times a reader gives a book a low number of stars, not because a book isn't written well, but because they personally think the content is just too plain unbelievable. But that's the exact reason why I gave this book 5 Stars. It's because it's so fantastic that I gave it a very good rating.Imagine, if you will, if there are, in fact, portals scattered all around our planet; portals that lead to a completely different dimension. Think about that. I'm not saying there are. I'm suggesting it's an incredible thought, that there are. And it's because of that, that the ideas in this book are fun to read, that I gave this book 5 Stars. Just think what that would mean!