Skinnned -Robin Wasserman

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                                         Skinned (Skinned Trilogy (Quality))

Are you into Genetics , read Scott Westerfield's books Uglies,Pretties, Specials and Extras . If so this book is for you.

Review : Skinned -Robin Wasserman - Book #1" Skinned Trilogy"- 2009

Lia is part of a society where if you have money you can be beautiful , after a terrible car accident . Lia is confirmed dead , her family not yet ready to be parted from her decides to try a new treatment . Placing Lia's body into a computer , shunned by the outside world and all her friends Lia must stand up and be strong as she presents her new body to the world . We read as Lia finds out who her true friends are , and what happens when the going gets tough. A quote from Author Scott Westerfield reads " A spellbinding story about loss, rebirth and finding out who we are really on the inside." .


The first book in a trilogy .
 

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