When
17-year old Jenna Fox awakens from her 18-month coma, her memory is
broken. She can't remember so much of her past, and it disturbs her.
What she knows is that she no longer lives in Boston, but now resides
with her mother, grandmother, and sometimes her father, in California.
She knows she doesn't have friends now. She knows she was in an
accident, but she cannot speak of it. And with the help of the videos of
Jenna's pre-accident life, which her parents encourage her to watch,
Jenna comes to know how very adored she was.
And her memories
start to return. Memories she shouldn't be able to remember -- like the
time she almost drowned as a toddler, or when she was baptized as an
infant. As more memories surface, Jenna starts to realize she is a
different Jenna than she was before. Different in ways that aren't
legal. Different in ways that may even be highly unethical. But she's
still Jenna Fox, right?
Burdened with her newly discovered
secrets and all the new questions those secrets raise, Jenna tries to
figure out who she is now. A monster? A human? A soul? And what will she
do if someone finds out her secret?
***This was an
interesting read, particularly in light of today's focus on genetically
modified foods and what technology can allow us to do medically.
Definitely had me thinking about things. I can't say it was a
page-turner, but definitely a worthwhile read.
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Monday, October 26, 2015
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