Earth Girl is one of those rare current young adult sci-fi novels that is not dystopian - I've seen it described as such in reviews, but I honestly cannot see it. The society it's set in, in the 28th century, seemed perfectly normal to me - no oppressive government, some odd-to-us rules & customs bu...
It was a little hard to get into this book, but I'm glad I stuck with it. I found the premises really interesting and quite different from what I read so far. The world building was equally "zan". What I did not love was how incredibly flawed was Jarra. Yes, flawed, despite the fact that she was "am...
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