In this dystopian novel people are labeled and tattooed as infants for what occupation they will hold. Breeders, Helpers, Laborers, Artists, etc. It's all decided for them by what the population will need in the future. Only the rich society members choose how they wish to live. Benna, Helper12, ...
2 disappointing stars.(This review contains MANY spoilers, beware).I present you with the 5 disappointing flaws that kept this book from reaching its full potential:1. Editing. Unfortunately, as I was reading this book, there were many grammatical errors that I had to sift through. This ended up mak...
3.5 stars because I really liked it but not enough to give it 4 stars. I don't know what to label this book. It definately wasn't what I thought it was. I thought it was a dystopia. I guess I must not have paid enough attention to the description. What I liked: The MC's were interesting. There is so...
I don't know who "Full Fathom Five, Inc" (the copyright holder) is, but it sounds like a book packager. I don't like the idea of packagers - makes the books seem more written for business rather than for the love of the story. Thus the stories themselves are often a bit shallow.Such is the case with...
This book is surprisingly good. At first when I started it I wasn't sure I would like it. But soon it came down to scientist, experiments, conspiracy theory, and a world left in darkness and chaos.What I adored most about this book is the great plot line. At first, things went slow but the build up ...
Eighteen-year-old Helper12 works as a Baby Helper, taking care of babies until they reach six months of age, and move elsewhere. After witnessing an illegal adoption, the new parents purchase Helper12 to work as a Nanny, even though she's not qualified.The wealthy Sloanes aren't as interested in the...
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