Instruction: First, identify the target attributes from the provided list. Then, scan the product title, description, feature, and brand to extract the values associated with each target attribute. Finally, create a list of dictionaries, each containing the extracted attribute, its corresponding value, and the source where it was found.

Input:
Product title: The Sky Inside
Product description: Grade 58A mediocre science-fiction novel from a wonderful fantasy writer. The setting, a domed suburb in some distant future, seems far too familiar and worn out. Like many books before it, The Sky Inside paints a bleak future filled with mind-numbed people going about their days. And, as always, there is one child filled with the curiosity to break through the mind freeze and find his way into adventure. Dunkle's setting and plot may be overdone and trite, but her characters show her true writing ability. Thirteen-year-old Martin, his A.I. dog, and his sister are well-rounded and thought-provoking characters filled with imagination and real emotions. Fans of science fiction may enjoy the story, even though they've probably read it before. Lisa Marie Williams, East Gwillimbury Public Library, Holland Landing, Ontario Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved., *Starred Review* Thirteen-year-old Martin idly wonders about the origins of the railway carts that bring food, enticing gadgets, and even test-tube babies into his steel-domed suburb. But when he witnesses the removal of a freethinking misfit in one of those carts, he begins to wonder what lurks beneath his suburbs sheen of contentment. Then his parents allow his genetically enhanced sister to depart with a smooth-talking official as part of a product recall, and horrified Martin goes after her. Lois Lowrys The Giver (1996) casts a long shadow here, but Dunkle makes this dystopian community her own, folding together elements of the Pied Piper folktale into Martins satisfyingly (though abruptly) fulfilled quest, and offering vivid, chilling details about his society (especially its ghoulish TV game shows and incessant advertisements) that will leave readers reflecting on their own media-deluged lives. Many children will identify with Martins characterization as someone who hates academics but knows the stuff that matters, and most will envy his robotic-dog sidekick, despite its predictable intervention in crises. From the author of the Hollow Kingdom trilogy for young adults, this entertaining, provocative novel invites middle-grade readers to ponder looming questions about scientific ethics, human rights, and the push-pull between security and freedom. Grades 4-8. --Jennifer Mattson
Product price: $26.89
Product brand: Visit Amazon's Clare B. Dunkle Page
Target attributes: Fiction Form
Answer: attribute: fiction form
value: novel
source: product description