I’m not sure what to say about this story without giving away too much honestly.

I really enjoyed the multiple POVs, which rarely happens in my case. There’s a lot going on and some intriguing characters in here. However, I was totally taken aback by the man's hate. I am all about feminist and fighting the patriarchy but somehow this book took it is a bit too far for me. Maybe because I have a teenage son that I really want him to live in a better equal life. Yes, this is fiction and a “dystopian” type of story, but just my opinion.

It’s a must-read book because it’s compelling and challenging in so many ways as the topics are very intriguing and will make for lots of interesting discussions and views.

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