Eve and Adam
Katherine Applegate, Michael Grant
Readers rate it 3.3 (28 on Hardcover)
304 pages · Released Oct 2, 2012 · Feiwel & Friends
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Eve and Adam is a science fiction adventure that explores biomedical ethics and identity through the eyes of a recovering teenage girl. The story emphasizes kindness, questioning authority, and learning to see beyond appearances, with strong character growth from its protagonists. While there are some sci-fi action sequences and mild romantic elements, the content is generally age-appropriate for middle-grade readers with an interest in science fiction, though the premise of creating a designer human raises some mature themes worth discussing.
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After being in a car accident, a patient recovering in her mother's research facility is given the task of creating the perfect boy using detailed simulation technologies. After being in a car accident, a patient recovering in her mother's research facility is given the task of creating the perfect boy using detailed simulation technologies.
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- Mothers and daughters
- Juvenile fiction
- Biomedical engineering
- Traffic accidents
- Human genetics
- Children's fiction
- Mothers and daughters, fiction
- Traffic accidents, fiction
- San francisco (calif.), fiction
- Fiction
- Science fiction
- Weibliche Jugend
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ISBN 9780312583514 · Feiwel & Friends