Child Garden

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  Intriguing starting idea: a future, technologically collapsed society of under 40 people only, because the cure for cancer meant a shortening of human life span (the underlying theory to such an event is really interesting). The story is charming, but more and more entangled to end in a baroccan/new ... (continue)

  Intriguing starting idea: a future, technologically collapsed society of under 40 people only, because the cure for cancer meant a shortening of human life span (the underlying theory to such an event is really interesting). The story is charming, but more and more entangled to end in a baroccan/new age/exhoteric scene that is really, really too much [to be fun].

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  Claire Zachanassian said on Jan 11, 2012 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

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• English Books
• Mass Market Paperback
• ISBN-10: 0812519981
• ISBN-13: 9780812519983
• Publisher: Tor Books
• Pub date: Aug 01, 1993
• Also available as: Paperback

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