Unabridged Audiobook
This was an excellent book. It had certain similarities to the Mad Scientists Daughter, which I loved. Grappling with the question of what it means to be a thinking being. To bring up questions that we may have to answer in our lifetime about the relationship between man and machine. The icing on the cake for me being that the backdrop is a Dystopian landscape, not all that unreasonable to imagine. My only gripe is that the tale was so short. At the same time, it kept the story fast paced and gripping. There was really very little filler. The narrator did a great job. It was easy to tell who was speaking during back and forth conversations. There was energy in the performance. The production was also good, very little audio flux between loud and soft. It was consistent and easy to listen to. No volume fidgeting needed on my small computer speakers or headphones.
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