The Challenge of the Dead (Paperback)

from beserene

Wow. I mean, wow. This is an extraordinary novel. It's Y.A. but definitely not for the really young ones, as it takes a very dark look at where our society could be headed. As I told my sci-fi students, its a little bit like the attitude behind "Wall-E", but with all the cuteness and hope sucked ...

from TigerLMS

M.T. Anderson has crafted an unforgettable, chilling satire of a futuristic world where vacations are spent on other planets or their moons, cars fly themselves on autopilot, and the internet, television, and texting are all part of the 'feed' placed inside your head. There is no need for traditi...

from PhoebeReading

This is where I eat my words.I resisted Feed. It was recommended to me by several close friends, but I put off reading it and put off reading it for what I now realize were fairly shallow reasons--first, that it looked like such a boy book, and, secondly, because I feared that this would be like ...

from SqueakyChu

Titus is a young man of the future - a teenage who goes to the moon with his friends just to have fun. While there, he is smitten by two individuals. The first is a beautiful young girl by the name of Violet to whom he is very attracted. The second is a crazy man who whacks him and disrupts his f...

from ElizaJane

I'm always intrigued by dystopian literature and the society in this novel is frighteningly possible. How easily today's online technology could turn into this society's implanted technology! However, while I found the society intriguing I wasn't terribly fond of the book. Right from the first pa...