Book Review: Fault Lines & Tectonic Plates

By Kathleen M. Reilly 

5 Stars

The book Fault Lines and Tectonic Plates by Kathleen M. Reilly is about a fascinating expedition into the earth's tremors. On this journey, Kathleen reveals secrets about our earth. With steady research, Kathleen creates proper knowledge, evidence, personal opinions and otherworldly illustrations with the help of Chad Thompson. Reilly makes the text accessible for all ages while also keeping it engaging for experts and for people who are also into geology. Kathleen guides readers through the complexity of tectonic plates as well as fault lines. Breaking the most intricate topics into easily understood explanations. Her passion and sprightful writing keep a topic that is supposed to be dry, engaging. Her balance is immaculate, as she is able to keep science and storytelling at the same level. Throughout the book, she also goes deep into her own explanations and about her time in this specific field. This book transports all readers into the corners of the earth, helping us understand all the dynamic forces scientists have unmasked in our history. Another great thing about this book were the illustrations, the magnificent visuals and breathtaking photographs. This isn't just great for understanding but this creates a more riveting experience. Even if it's a satellite image or a close-up of a subduction zone, these illustrations were unmatched. One more strength Kathleen showcased in this book was the ability to create curiosity among its readers, as she always encourages her readers to delve deeper. In conclusion, Kathleen M. Reilly's book stands as both a remarkable and an amazing source of education for those trying to grasp the knowledge behind the earth's tremors.   

Reviewed by Ghasif

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