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  • storytelling + subtle science = win

  • I love the way Margaret Atwood writes. Even more, I love it when authors are able to incorporate scientific themes - in this case, genetic engineering - without making it sound too dry or forced. So this book was basically a huge win. Her flashbacks are intriguing, her descriptions graphic. Despite ... Continue

    I love the way Margaret Atwood writes. Even more, I love it when authors are able to incorporate scientific themes - in this case, genetic engineering - without making it sound too dry or forced. So this book was basically a huge win. Her flashbacks are intriguing, her descriptions graphic. Despite how *real* and disturbing the subject is, the book itself is hilarious at times and overall a very enjoyable read.

    

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  • I have not read a book that I've enjoyed as much as this one - yet.

    

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