Andrew D. Carlson

So to start this, I won this on goodreads from firstreads, and I didn't realize until after I started the book that it was number 2 in a series. I still read it anyways and there was enough detail about the first book in this one to give me an idea of what had transpired in the first. I rated this book 4 out of 5 stars because I simply really liked it:) I did get confused a bit between Susan and Sue which are two different characters in the book, one is the main character Sue and the other is Susan a friend of the clones. I was whisked through the plot easily and enjoyed each character in the book. The personality of Sue the main character was a strong willed, and motivated 29 year old who was one of eleven clones created by the foreign "goo". The book has also a message on environmental issues, such as, global warming, and pollution. There is a campaign launched by the clones to clean up the earth landing them in more trouble then they had expected due to the writing they used to send letters to a government official. I thought the book was an easy, fun read and would be appropriate age ten and up to read. I loved the love twist towards the end and was left with a feeling of happy after finishing the last paragraph. The chapters are short and the pages are thick which sped the reading process along great. Great Job Andrew on this book!… (mehr)