Review: Smart, thought-provoking, and disturbingly plausible
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2013
Creator Class by K.M. Breaky is a smart, thought-provoking, and disturbingly plausible vision of the future that will forever color my view of the world as we know it.Life in the year 2083 is a utopia. Over population, lack of resources, war and conflict are a thing of the past and people are happy, truly happy. So why can't Shawn Lowe join them in that happiness? Perhaps it's due to his Nana's hints of past freedoms lost or maybe it's the sense that there must be more to life than wearing himself out in the gameroom or stagnating amongst his peers in the neverending cycle of life as defined by Earthism. Whatever the cause, Shawn's rebelious tendencies have been noted, and the consequences are likely to be dire.I thoroughly enjoyed this story from the very first page to the very last. Some of my favorite things about it include the realistic characters, the family dynamics, the plausible, though disturbing, view of our future as the human race, and of course, the social dynamics both within and between the Classes.If you loved The Hunger Games, you'll love Creator Class.