Reboot

It was easy to read and to understand. The character voice is unique and done well. This book is a good example of not over complicating a story. The world is unique but simplistic enough to understand. This would be a good book to pick up if in a reading slump or if your trying dystopian for the first time. The one main question I have after reading the book is, why is there no adult Reboots? I'm not talking about the ones who reboot as adults. Just the child Reboots that grow-up. Not all of them could have run away. HARC could have killed them, I guess, but why? What differentiates the child/teen Reboots and the adult Reboots, other than age? I hope it's explained in the second book. I expect it to.

Honestly this book is just amazing from the first word. I was hooked the entire time, and quickly found myself ready for the sequel. Reboot does an amazing job allowing us the opportunity to reimagine some of our favorite dystopian tropes, while staying true to YA fiction.