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The Farm
by Joanne Ramos
What is The Farm about? Outsourcing pregnancy. Golden Oaks provides surrogates for people who can't have kids but also for people who are too busy with work or "changing the world" to stop and carry their own child.
This book wasn't as dystopian as I would've liked but definitely felt like something that could happen. Unfortunately, there wasn't a single character I gelled with (possibly because I don't relate to the need to have kids) but the premise of the book (and the fact that the book is pretty short) is what convinced me to see if the ending was worthwhile. It wasn't.
This book wasn't as dystopian as I would've liked but definitely felt like something that could happen. Unfortunately, there wasn't a single character I gelled with (possibly because I don't relate to the need to have kids) but the premise of the book (and the fact that the book is pretty short) is what convinced me to see if the ending was worthwhile. It wasn't.