by Catherine Austen
Interesting, detailed and well-developed dystopian exploration of the future of education and corporate trends by way of a smart, artistic and angry teen. While the narrative perspective was well maintained and it didn't get preachy, there's a clear message of vigilance against current trends, and l...
I loved this book. I felt it had a very original idea and the characters were really well developed. I really hope there is a second book
This is a dystopian futuristic novel about mind control. It evokes some thoughts of Nazi Germany (how can the adults just go along with things and not protest) and underground railroad slave issues. It is entertaining and compelling for young readers. Despite some minor inconsistencies (they are ...
SOB SOB SOB HYSTERIC SOB.Many, many times during this book, I found myself on the verge of tears, for some fucking reason. It wasn't even meant to be quite so...heartbreaking, but for me it was. God, all the little things just tore me up into pieces. When Dallas was being an ass, when Tyler died, wh...
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