Reviews
It's an ordinary novel. A book that doesn't even have this common fun has been around for a long time. Reading the type is recommended only for the actions that will make it meaningful.
P. 922. "Makes parents do more than they always have to do. The planet's environment is ruined by climate change and so on, and the safety of humanity is threatened with many other causes, including environmental refugees. The story of the growth of young people in the near future, based on the New Midtown planned cities. I don't know if it's about human growth. A fascinating novel to look through the eyes of this 15-year-old boy, Max, who is leading the story of the child who has lost
Catherine Austin: All Good Children
* Vivid descriptions, tense conversations, and constant Suspens are being presented - the book of morality that has been covered with personality - the Circus Review * and the setting of the various characters and details breaks down the boundaries of fiction and reality - the society that only the obedient children of Public Health want. The novel is a realistic picture of the behavior, speech and thoughts of adolescents who are more sensitive and respond immediately to what is happening around them. Although the ‘intensive drug use ’ is a rather extreme material, it also makes the reader feel more secure in other ways than reality. Nuclear disasters, toxic spills, damaged cities, environmental refugees, and the whole dark world are about to be opened. The planned city of New Middletown is home to only the chosen upper classes, where genetic manipulation has produced and bred children, bringing in only dominant genes. Max, a 15-year-old playful and rebellious graffiti artist, feels that the children of New Southtown are different one day. like a robot that's too model, quiet, and can control emotions. The treatment was given by Nest (Nest, Newwaterx) as part of a program that helped students control their useless behavior and emotions and focus on their schoolwork.
Korean title: 올 굿 칠드런
Korean author: 캐서린 오스틴
Korean publisher: 시공사
ISBN-13: 9791169254229
Reviews
It's an ordinary novel. A book that doesn't even have this common fun has been around for a long time. Reading the type is recommended only for the actions that will make it meaningful.
P. 922. "Makes parents do more than they always have to do. The planet's environment is ruined by climate change and so on, and the safety of humanity is threatened with many other causes, including environmental refugees. The story of the growth of young people in the near future, based on the New Midtown planned cities. I don't know if it's about human growth. A fascinating novel to look through the eyes of this 15-year-old boy, Max, who is leading the story of the child who has lost
