** -Feed was a good book, but was hard to follow at times. Between all the futuristic terms and technology keeping up with the character's lives was kind of hard. Life with the internet connected to your brain and flying upcars that traveled in tubes sparked your imagination. M.T. Anderson didn't do a thorough job of explain what was happening in the world around the main characters. The ideas were difficult to get your head around since the setting wasn't described as much as you'd like.
Feed was a very different book,I didn't much care for it. Is starts out with a young boy in a future Where eveyone has an internet connection in their brain (feed) and the people live in huge bubbles suspended over the earth because the earth is no longer safe to live on. Any way the boy meets this girl on a vacation to the moon and he start to care for her. She unlike everyone else didn't have her feed untill she was seven and that causes her problems throughout the book. The message I think is media rules our lives, and maybe we would be better off without it.
I’ve decided to read the book called Feed. Feed is a chip that everyone has implanted into their brain that if they were to think of something they would get other results of that subject. This book is about Tytus. A teenager who has the feed and all of his friends also have the feed. Tytus meets a girl named Violet on the moon one night while partying with his friends. While they were all having fun they suddenly get hacked and their feeds go out of whack. As for Violet she has had the feed since she was six years old, but I won’t ruin it for you by giving away the ending. I’ll let you decide if you want to read this compelling and brain aching story, The Feed.
*** “Feed” was a good book that I recommend to anyone really into Sci-Fi and Fantasy. “Feed” is about a young man (Titus) who goes to the moon with his friends over spring break and meets Violet. Violet is a very involved girl who is out to fight the feed. The feed is a computer chip that allows people that have them to access everything much like a computer with the internet. Therefore, everybody has all the information in the world on tap in their brain yet they all seem to be rather dumb. So if you’re into weird but good books, read “Feed”.
I think Feed is really good, and very creative. I really enjoyed how M.T. Anderson gave mostly everyone computer type things in the peoples heads. I enjoyed it when Titus and Violet were together. I thought it was extremely sad when he and Violet were no longer together, I honestly felt like crying, it was so sad. I think everyone should read this book, they could learn some consequences of having everything they have always wanted.
Feed was an excellent book in my opinion. Very creative in how the author thinks that this world may be going in that direction with the futuristic type "feeds". From the moon to back on earth it is full of great adventure for the characters Titus and Violet to go through. The book may have no ended the way I would have liked, but it still is a good book that I would recommend to anyone.
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** -Feed was a good book, but was hard to follow at times. Between all the futuristic terms and technology keeping up with the character's lives was kind of hard. Life with the internet connected to your brain and flying upcars that traveled in tubes sparked your imagination. M.T. Anderson didn't do a thorough job of explain what was happening in the world around the main characters. The ideas were difficult to get your head around since the setting wasn't described as much as you'd like.
Feed was a very different book,I didn't much care for it. Is starts out with a young boy in a future Where eveyone has an internet connection in their brain (feed) and the people live in huge bubbles suspended over the earth because the earth is no longer safe to live on. Any way the boy meets this girl on a vacation to the moon and he start to care for her. She unlike everyone else didn't have her feed untill she was seven and that causes her problems throughout the book. The message I think is media rules our lives, and maybe we would be better off without it.
I’ve decided to read the book called Feed. Feed is a chip that everyone has implanted into their brain that if they were to think of something they would get other results of that subject. This book is about Tytus. A teenager who has the feed and all of his friends also have the feed. Tytus meets a girl named Violet on the moon one night while partying with his friends. While they were all having fun they suddenly get hacked and their feeds go out of whack. As for Violet she has had the feed since she was six years old, but I won’t ruin it for you by giving away the ending. I’ll let you decide if you want to read this compelling and brain aching story, The Feed.
*** “Feed” was a good book that I recommend to anyone really into Sci-Fi and Fantasy. “Feed” is about a young man (Titus) who goes to the moon with his friends over spring break and meets Violet. Violet is a very involved girl who is out to fight the feed. The feed is a computer chip that allows people that have them to access everything much like a computer with the internet. Therefore, everybody has all the information in the world on tap in their brain yet they all seem to be rather dumb. So if you’re into weird but good books, read “Feed”.
I think Feed is really good, and very creative. I really enjoyed how M.T. Anderson gave mostly everyone computer type things in the peoples heads. I enjoyed it when Titus and Violet were together. I thought it was extremely sad when he and Violet were no longer together, I honestly felt like crying, it was so sad. I think everyone should read this book, they could learn some consequences of having everything they have always wanted.
Feed was an excellent book in my opinion. Very creative in how the author thinks that this world may be going in that direction with the futuristic type "feeds". From the moon to back on earth it is full of great adventure for the characters Titus and Violet to go through. The book may have no ended the way I would have liked, but it still is a good book that I would recommend to anyone.
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