Darwin's Radio Darwin's Children, Book 2, (Paperback)

from LMHTWB

Darwin's Children is the sequel to Darwin's Radio and continues to follow the lives of Kaye, Mitch, and Stella, their daughter. The plot has some interesting twists and turns, especially in the end. The plot also is very believable in terms of people's reactions to new 'things' and other people's...

from davros63au

After reading and enjoying Darwin's Radio several years ago I was looking forward to catching up with the sequel but was a little disappointed. The writing just didn't flow very well for me and I found the conversations between scientists that are used to explain concepts a bit too contrived.

from juniperSun

This book is broken into 3 parts, separated by a few years each. In addition, each part follows at least 3 separate story lines. I felt the first part was fairly interesting,if mainly in the segments which follow the family of Mitch, Kaye, and Stella. I really hate political maneuvering, so that ...

from turtlesleap

I did not read "Darwin's Radio" but when this sequel chanced my way, I read it, thinking that it might work as a stand-alone story. It does, but there is much in the book that is unsatisfying. Possibly because Bear had already invested time in character development in the first work, the characte...

from ErisQuibbler

This sequel has less science and more character development than Darwin's Radio. I felt drawn in by the characters, although the action never really grabbed me. I enjoyed seeing the characters develop and change as events evolved around them.