Review: Good Read!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 23, 2013
I would like to thank the author for gifting me this book for honest review, ThanksWe are taken to a very different world in this book, After the Radiation Age, people are separated in different classes: Tireans, Faans, Ajaks and Carillians. We meet Silas he is a Carillian, the lowest in the classes. Carillian are not even considered people. Silas is a thirteen year old boy living in the Cartiam, a human farm or prison. He and the other kids there have very hard lives, living day to day hoping they are not taken to the machine where their memories are taken away and you are left a empty shell. Silas only has is older sister Malina, none of the other kids even know they are related. Malina and Silas decide they some how need to escape before its too late.Then the owner and his son Jamar come to visit and escaping becomes more difficult. Jamar is your typical Tirean, the highest in the classes. Jamar has been brought up thinking hes better than everyone especially the Carillians. But Jamar is lonley and wants someone to train with, he convinces his father to let him pick one Carillian to train and play with, Jamar ends up picking Silas, the other kids are not happy with this. Alot of the other kids are tired of their situation and things start to happen, rebellions start.When I first started reading this book, it was hard for me to get into it, but after Jamar showed up things took off from there. I really liked both Jamar and Silas. But Jamar was the one who did it for me in this book. I like how he started seeing that Silas wasnt what he thought would be. All he has ever really wanted was to please his father and now he starts to change and wants to help Silas and his sister. Christina Adams did a great job with this book. I also had read the White Lilac and enjoyed that one has well. Thanks again