Skinned
The Skinned Trilogy, Book 1
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Robin Wasserman
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Forced to the fringes of society, Lia joins others like her. But they are looked at as freaks. They are hated...and feared. They are everything but human, and according to most people, this is the ultimate crime - for which they must pay the ultimate price.
©2008 Robin Wasserman (P)2008 Brilliance Audio, Inc.Critic reviews
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- Anonymous User
- 11-04-08
Horribly Depressing
If you want a book that will show you a horible world download this. Lia Kan is a rich spoild brat and she stays like that throughout the book, she has absolutely no redemable qualities. It was interesting for a while and the points it brought up were thought prevoking and very interesting, but if your looking for book where everything turns out alright in the end this isn't for you. I didn't like the book but it made me think. The only charicter that I found at all good at all worthwhile, well lets just say it didn't turn out good for him.
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
- C. White
- 03-03-09
Good look at the future
I very much liked the way the future is described, especially our social life on the internet and artificial life, however the story was a bit shallow and full of stereotypes. Clearly written for a sequel I will not read.
This is also a "young adult" book, but found it too course to recommend to my children.
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- Duncan M.
- 07-16-18
Lots of "teen" elements, but an intriguing book
This books was interesting. A world in a hopeful post apocalyptic utopia where everyone (who can afford it) is born perfect through genetic modification, and can live forever through advanced robotics.
The protagonist spends the first third of the book lamenting on her loss of social status, something I could not identify at all with, but eventually goes on to meet some interesting people who want to show her the capabilities of her newfound form, and one character who treats her like a bit of a curiousity. I enjoyed the rest of the book. It told a tale of the problems with living among mortal life when one is immortal. If it were not told through the eyes of a spoiled rich kid, I'd probably have liked it more.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Sheri Nugent
- 08-01-18
Interesting
Interesting concept.
Makes one wonder... what would you think, or how would you feel, if this happened to you???
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- Wadsworth
- 02-02-24
My favorite series still to this day
I've read these books ten times at least in the last 15 years. This was my first time listening to it as an audio book, and I thought the narrator did a decent job.
The other reviews frustrate me. If you're not a thinker, then I could see how you wouldn't enjoy this book. If you've never explored the nooks and crannies of existentialism inside your own mind, then you might not get it.
This book is about more than just some spoiled brat's adventures as a robot. This book is about who we are as people, what makes us who we are, what makes us real/alive, it's about consciousness, and everything in between that compromises "us". The depiction of the politics and even spiritual controversies of "life" are excellent in this series. Lia may have been the "Regina George" of her high school, but that's part of what makes her mental spiral and the internal conflict of her experience interesting. Rich, privileged white girl who's suddenly forced to come to terms with what it's like to be on the other side of the fence. The first book just scratches that surface. The second book is just a deeper dive into the harsh realities existing in our world that we often ignore or justify. I can never put these books down after I start them, even after so many re-reads.
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