Ryan
Just as good if not better than the first book! Feels chillingly relatable in our current world.
Just as good if not better than the first book! Feels chillingly relatable in our current world.
Amazing and intricately designed idea of a future “utopia” where science has progressed so far no one can die a natural death anymore.
The idea of scythes in a world like this is a very interesting moral question and this book does a great job of setting up tension between those who view the responsibilities and privileges of a scythe differently.
Amazing and intricately designed idea of a future “utopia” where science has progressed so far no one can die a natural death anymore.
The idea of scythes in a world like this is a very interesting moral question and this book does a great job of setting up tension between those who view the responsibilities and privileges of a scythe differently.
