

This book starts as a look at what society demands from women and if we can truly "have it all" with career and family, by the end it shifts a little bit from that to expand into a larger plot of government cover-up, privacy invasion through social media, big pharma and medical consent. Slow-ish start but picks up once the accelerated gestation project starts. Includes brief reference to actual modern bioethics concerns like CRISPR gene editing.
Slajaunie So real life? 7y
BookFreakOut @Slajaunie The main fictional experiment is about accelerating pregnancy from 9 months to 9 weeks, but most everything else is very reflective of current issues. 7y