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MILA 2.0 (2013)

by Debra Driza(Favorite Author)

3.7 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0062090364 (ISBN13: 9780062090362)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Katherine Tegen Books

series

MILA 2.0

review 1: She doesn't know who she really is.She is living in a lie. One minute I was a regular girl...the next I was a monster. Thats what she thinks when she has found out her secret.She had just met Hunter was she gonna have to leave!?MILA 2.0 is a great book.I recommend this book for girls and boys.Sci-Fi lovers will love this book.Debra Driza sure knows how to write a book!This is a super fun book to read and it is definitely a page turner if you like action filled Sci-fi books you are sure to like this one. She has the feelings of a human but she doesn't get hurt and she doesn't want to hurt others.When Mila and her mom get captured MILA has to do everything she can ,pass very test now these aren't tests like math or spelling these are tests like fighting and courag... moree she has pass them to get her mom out.Will she get her mom and herself out safely?You have got to read the book!
review 2: TLC CALL #: YA DRIZA DChris’s Rating: 3.5 StarsMila suffers from a bad case of amnesia after the death of her father in a fire. Having just moved to a small town with her mother she doesn’t really feel connected to anyone, until Hunter, a newcomer from California shows up; but then she learns a shocking truth—her life is a lie. She isn’t the teenage girl everyone thinks she is. She is an android created by a secret organization in the US government to infiltrate and destroy her owner’s enemies…and her “mom” stole her to save her from something or someone. Worse yet, they have been discovered and are on the run. Mila simply wants to live a normal life; but if she is to survive and maybe save those she loves, she must accept both the android and the human side of herself and muster every ounce of courage and skill she possesses.How to start the actual review part…I have mixed feelings about this book. The first 85 pages…and just about everything to do with Hunter (Mila’s infatuation for a boy she knows squat about) I didn’t really care for. In fact, if I didn’t suspect what was coming I would have put the book down. While I loved the struggle Mila faced in wanting to be human and live her life, initially there didn’t seem to be any real role-models that would have suggested humanity was worth the effort (besides her mother and possibly Hunter who, to be fair seemed nice…but we still know squat about him). Her friends were superficial and obnoxious to the point I would have felt she would have been happy to be rid of them. Once the story picked up…around page 90 or so, the story got really good. Mila’s voice seems genuine, her struggles real and her ingenuity adds to the book. I expected a few twists that never materialized, but liked the conclusion (besides the last few pages which were kind of meh…dang you Hunter). Better for a female than male audience, who might enjoy the blind teenage emotions which added up to my greatest objections. Overall it is worth the read, especially if you can get past the first 85 pages. less

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