Review: The Adoration of Jenna Fox - Mary E. Pearson

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Looking for one of teen's earliest look into Sci-fi and AI ?
 

Review: The Adoration of Jenna Fox - Book #1 Fox Series - Mary E. Pearson - April 2008
Years ago, reading books about Futuristic societies and cyberpunk wasn't very popular so when The Adoration of Jenna Fox came out I read it and loved the concept. Just recently at the library , we received Book #2 in this series, so since it had been like yonks since I had read The Adoration of Jenna Fox, I thought I would give it another go. The Adoration of Jenna Fox is a book that is a cross between Meg Cabot's Airhead, Being Nikki series and Robin Wasserman's Frozen etc - Lila's story. This story reads of Jenna Fox whom at seventeen as re-awoken from being in a coma for a year , however things feel strange as she can't remember bits of her past and so Jenna goes searching but what she will discover will be more stranger than reality. As "the" Jenna Fox is only really 10% of her past self ? What has happened and how is it that she can feel and remember bits from her life ?
An awesome mix of what it's like to re-awake from tragedy, have an amnesiac life and a touch of science fiction and dystopian.



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