The Adoration of Jenna Fox

Teen; Science Fiction. I didn't find this one very engaging (the narrator's voice is almost robot-like, for reasons that are revealed toward the end) so I skimmed through a lot of it. It may have been better suited for a short story rather than a novella, so that the reader doesn't have to wait so long for the title character to confirm his suspicions, but then again, maybe there are too many sci-fi short stories bordering on these ideas already. ( )

Jenna wakes up after a coma, but something isn't right. Her family has moved across the country, she has no memories and her grandmother doesn't seem to like her much. It's creepy and claustrophobic and doesn't quite turn out how I expected it might. The bland epilogue was a bit of a disappointment, but otherwise, good YA speculative fiction and the narrator was decent. ( )

I couldn't follow and got bored. ( )

Buona l'idea, ma libro non convincente al 100% ( )

Excellent, but also deeply creepy. It raised a lot of important ethical questions, but I don't like the way they were resolved. ( )