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Gianluca Gobbi gianlucago5238 — I think that Huxley was getting at many things that are modern in times. Though this fictional world he portrays is obviously a long shot from reality; there are many aspects that are only a stones throw away from reality. I was constantly thinking about everything that occurred as the read progressed and the ending really surprised me. The takes on GMO's, Drugs, and social life were all very creative and wildly imaginative. Sleep learning is an extremely interesting idea that most definitely could become a reality in the years to come. The take on religion made me think a whole lot and it seemed to make the brave new world nearly a parallel universe compared to the real world. I recommend this read to anyone with an imagination who is looking for a reliable source of entertainment.

馨榆 黃 woody10071211 — There is something about Kelly Link's short stories that endears them to me. I do not know if it is the fairy-tale tone of some, or the facade of normalcy that others keep until they plunge you into a bizarre alternate world. . . Whatever it is, the constant ingenuity of these short stories keeps me reading them over and over.

Julieta Morano julim — I really liked this one. It is a slight cross between The Uglies, Hunger Games, and The Truman Show. It has that same type of feel. It was a quick, easy read for me, I finished it in a couple days and when I would put it down I would find that I was stuck in it - I always felt like I was doing something wrong and being watched. that means the story sucked me in. :) I like this author so far - this is the first book I have read of hers.

Erika Takahashi takahashierikaa4e2 — This is one of the first pure mystery novels I have ever read (possibly the very first), and I enjoyed it quite a bit. The characters were interesting, and of course, it was much more than a who done it?

Steven Mercado stevensmer0daf — http://boroughofbooks.blogspot.com/20...