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A review by sc104906
Rated by Melissa Grey
3.0
I received an eARC of this from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.
In this dystopian future, your rating means everything. Grades, behavior scores, detentions, performance at work, interactions with friends, all comprise a person’s rating, which then determines what hospitals, homes and jobs a person can hold. While most do not question this state of the world, a jarring act of vandalism pushes several students from various ratings to begin to question the system itself. They are required to work together to take on the unjust rating system.
I enjoyed this novel. The setting and world building were not complete and it was difficult to understand the entire context of the rating system. I did respond to several of the characters and their romantic entanglements. It was a fluffy dystopian novel and I would continue to read in this world.
In this dystopian future, your rating means everything. Grades, behavior scores, detentions, performance at work, interactions with friends, all comprise a person’s rating, which then determines what hospitals, homes and jobs a person can hold. While most do not question this state of the world, a jarring act of vandalism pushes several students from various ratings to begin to question the system itself. They are required to work together to take on the unjust rating system.
I enjoyed this novel. The setting and world building were not complete and it was difficult to understand the entire context of the rating system. I did respond to several of the characters and their romantic entanglements. It was a fluffy dystopian novel and I would continue to read in this world.