Told from the viewpoint of a blind young woman, and never loses that perspective, even after she gains 'websight'. Plenty of pop-culture references, hopefully won't make the book 'stale' in 10 years. The message is a positive one. Not marketed as YA, but suitable for readers 15+ (complex math & sci...
There's some really interesting speculation in this book about the nature of consciousness and intelligence. The central story about the girl blind from birth gaining sight is certainly full of all sorts of potential. And its not a bad story. Worth reading.But in the end I found it a little bit th...
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