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A review by kimching232
Free to Fall by Lauren Miller
5.0
Aurora "Rory" Vaugn is born in the generation where the technology is very high tech. It is so high tech in fact, that there exists a decision-making app called Lux that everyone trusts and relies on to get through every day life. It is the year 2030, and Rory gets accepted into a prestigious prep school called Theden where only the smartest of the smart gets in, and she is ecstatic about it. When she arrives, however, she finds out that there is more to Theden and her teachers than what meets the eye, and what she finds out is not necessarily a positive thing.
In this compelling novel, Lauren Miller has restored my faith in the Dystopian genre. She constructed the elaborate mystery of his book with fine-detailed twists and turns that came off very well in the end. It is so well-written and well thought of that I couldn't help but fall in love with the story. It kept me guessing and amused, and I breezed through the novel despite my busy school schedule.
Being afraid of the dystopian genre, I was skeptic of reading this at first, but was very interested in Lux that I couldn't help but join the blog tour. It was a good decision on my part because of how good the book turned out to be. For a dystopian novel, this is no so far-fetched from what could possibly happen with our technology that it really piqued my interest. Twenty years from now, the situation in this novel may be the truth, because we already have a similar app (Siri), and technology just keeps on upgrading!
Free to Fall is not just simply a dystopian novel with an added mystery to it. It has an elaborate mystery with just the right hint of romance, friendship and family, and I couldn't help but love it! I definitely recommend this one, especially for those beginners in the dystopian genre because this book is not so far fetched as most of the dystopian novels are.
In this compelling novel, Lauren Miller has restored my faith in the Dystopian genre. She constructed the elaborate mystery of his book with fine-detailed twists and turns that came off very well in the end. It is so well-written and well thought of that I couldn't help but fall in love with the story. It kept me guessing and amused, and I breezed through the novel despite my busy school schedule.
Being afraid of the dystopian genre, I was skeptic of reading this at first, but was very interested in Lux that I couldn't help but join the blog tour. It was a good decision on my part because of how good the book turned out to be. For a dystopian novel, this is no so far-fetched from what could possibly happen with our technology that it really piqued my interest. Twenty years from now, the situation in this novel may be the truth, because we already have a similar app (Siri), and technology just keeps on upgrading!
Free to Fall is not just simply a dystopian novel with an added mystery to it. It has an elaborate mystery with just the right hint of romance, friendship and family, and I couldn't help but love it! I definitely recommend this one, especially for those beginners in the dystopian genre because this book is not so far fetched as most of the dystopian novels are.