By: Dev P.
Coming out with many dystopian novels, Neal Shusterman has been making even more. In 2007, he started another dystopian series, formerly known as the Unwind dystology. The first book of this series, Unwind, takes place in the near future about kids being "unwound" at special camps.
Right after a futuristic civil war, the government required that all kids from 13-18 get themselves unwound. In other words, they get their body parts sliced up and get themselves "dismantled". This process is used for scientific discoveries and experiments. In the book, Lev, Connor, and Risa were three kids who were sent to be unwound, but escape on their way.
Separated on their way, they all end up in different places. Situations have forced them to team up with the meanest kids to get them out of them. Instead of flying to a nearby hospital, they got sent to the harvest camp where they will get unwound. They make many attempts to escape, but none are successful.
Overall, this book has been a very attractive and interesting book to have as a leisure time read. This is so this has been one of the best and interesting dystopian novel I have read. The series has continued and there have been many books added.
The next book Unwholly is a connected part of this and it has been a fun read so far. I would suggest to read the next books part of this dystology series because they are too good. If you like Shusterman's writings than I would suggest to read his other books like Challenger Deep.
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