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thelibrarylady42 's review for:
The Adoration of Jenna Fox
by Mary E. Pearson
How far would you go to save someone you love? How far is to far? What really makes us human? These are all questions asked by The Adoration of Jenna Fox. It's as much about family and life as it is about bioethics.
When Jenna wakes up she doesn't remember anything about her life. She doesn't remember her parents or her childhood or what happened to put her in this state. She does know that something isn't right she never should have survived. She finds herself watching videos of her as a child and trying to reconcile who she was with who she is now. Who she could be.
The only thing that bothered me was the character of Dale/Dain (I can't remember his name). I felt like he was being built up to be something more. We found out why everyone else was at the school but why was he there? What was his story? It isn't a big deal but it was just something that bothered me at the end.
When Jenna wakes up she doesn't remember anything about her life. She doesn't remember her parents or her childhood or what happened to put her in this state. She does know that something isn't right she never should have survived. She finds herself watching videos of her as a child and trying to reconcile who she was with who she is now. Who she could be.
The only thing that bothered me was the character of Dale/Dain (I can't remember his name). I felt like he was being built up to be something more. We found out why everyone else was at the school but why was he there? What was his story? It isn't a big deal but it was just something that bothered me at the end.