Review of Terms of Service

[Sandra Shitote]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Terms of Service" by Craig W. Stanfill.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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A review of .The Terms of Society. by .Craig W. Stanfill.

However much a power in authority tries to control its society,there will always be those who fail to conform to the set rules and standards. .The Terms of Society. by .Craig W. Stanfill. emphasizes this deeply.

At the center of the story is a young lady called Kim. Kim leads a pretty ordinary dull life,working a job that she feels is below her level of expertise,catching up with friends via virtual reality,repeating it day in and day out,until her best friend Shan moves back. As a means of celebration,they go biking,an activity they used to enjoy when they were younger. Shan,however,ends up convincing Kim to explore a forbidden part of the park which ends up in them getting lost and in trouble with the authority. The encounter however provides her with an opportunity to move up the ranks in work and work with advanced robots,a job she feels is well deserved for her.

This is an ideal story that talks of questioning various aspects of our lives and not just following the society blindly. The story captures young adult readers who would appreciate the main character's inquisitive nature and failure to blindly obey rules. Youngsters will be able to learn a thing or two from reading the story and incorporate it in their lives such that they do not simply become blind followers of the society's norms but instead question what they do not understand and stand firm on what they believe in as Kim greatly demonstrate this.

I have totally nothing negative to say about this book. I will give it a 4 out of 4 stars,since I have enjoyed reading each and every aspect of it. I did not encounter any sort of errors while reading the book hence I can say the book is exceptionally well edited.

I would recommend the book to all the young adults out there since it captures majorly about matters concerning teenagers who be so much outgoing and still have a lot to learn in life

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.The Terms of Society.

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