I like the exploration of the two main questions this book raises: "How far would a parent go to save their child?" and "What makes us human?" Interesting questions that are often raised in dystopian novels. But despite my disappointment in the lack of surprise, I actually enjoyed this book. The first half found me yelling what I though she really was (I was sort of right because I've read a book before). And I really wanted this book to surprise me. I wasn't surprised by what I found frankly. But as she begins to explore her new life, she starts to remember her old one and it is very plain that her parents are keeping secrets from her.I finally got around to Jenna Fox. She's in a new house in a new town and she can't remember most of her life. When she wakes she finds everything is different. The Little BookwormJenna Fox spent 18 months in a coma.
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