A riveting new novel for teenagers.

Jani — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 08:31:14 -0700

Cory Dockorow's new novel, Little Brother, gets rave reviews. "Raising pertinent questions and fostering discussion, this techno-thriller is an outstanding first purchase" School Library Journal

"Teenagers should find this book a riveting read, with characters they can identify with, and like all really good YA books, adults should find this book just as riveting, with concepts and philosophies presented that require thought and contemplation. This is the best book I've read out of the 2008 crop so far, and I'd be very much surprised if it doesn't at least make the 2009 Hugo nomination list, if not take the award itself."

Below is one young fellow's response.

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The flood of positive reviews for Little Brother has been nothing short of amazing, but two very special ones came in today. One is from John E. Cook’s son Ean, left on their kitchen whiteboard last night after Ean finished the book (pictured here), the other from my friend and colleague William Gibson: “I’ve not previously expressed my admiration for Cory Doctorow’s Little Brother. As Wm. Burroughs was fond of saying, “young boys need it special”. In the case of Cory’s book, though, young girls need it special too.”

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A riveting new novel for teenagers.

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