Title: A Dimash Qudaibergen Fable: The Sculptor’s Masterpiece
Author: Pamela McGee Wilkinson
Publisher: Writers Branding, LLC
ISBN: 9781639454334
Pages: 50
Genre: Poetry
Reviewed by: Lily Amanda
Hollywood Book Review
Dimash Qudaibergen is a 28-year-old world-renowned Kazakh singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known for his exceptionally wide vocal range and ability to sing in more than fifteen languages.
Pamela McGee Wilkinson, in her book A Dimash Qudaibergen Fable: The Sculptor’s Masterpiece, has created an enchanting narrative poetry as she appreciates the singer’s hard work over the years, his humility, and generous deeds. Written essentially for Dimash’s fans, who he fondly refers to as his “Dears,” Pamela tosses readers into an imaginary world of supernatural happenings.
In this vibrant text, a talented sculptor experiences a clear vision of sculpting a special sculpture of a man one evening. He examines his most suitable molds and feels they are not good enough to make this special image in his mind. He, therefore, acquires special molds and begins his work. Upon finishing, he is awestruck by the majestic sculpture and sheer perfection which stands before him and is almost inclined to believe that something supernatural has just happened to his craft.
Nothing prepares him for the events which follow as his long-term devotion to sculpting the exquisite sculpture pays off. Like kindled souls, the Sculptor and the Masterpiece eventually reconnect most spectacularly. Buoyed with thoughtful characterization and beautiful watercolor artwork that systematically festoon the book, A Dimash Qudaibergen Fable: The Sculptor’s Masterpiece is a delight to read. Pamela begins by giving a captivating preface that opens readers into the world of the maestro of music. This serves as a springboard to the fable she creatively and passionately weaves.
With a cadre of rhythmic flow and the right amounts of revelatory dialogue, this imaginative fable shows a genuine flair for originality making the tale fun and alive for the reader’s heart. The author’s passion and enthusiasm for Dimash’s music and unpretentious narration serve as an integral part of the text’s allure and the driving force of its readability.
Among the many triumphs of this fan book, is the author’s deft publicity to carve out a supernatural story based on the singer’s life story. By poring over the nuance-filled pages, his childhood and some of his achievements are uniquely presented in this sumptuous book. Ultimately, A Dimash Qudaibergen Fable: The Sculptor’s Masterpiece by Pamela Wilkinson is a charming book that is worth reading. It is bound to challenge the mindsets of Dimash’s skeptics if any, and become a staple for his fans.