Tankborn
Review
By Crystal Clear Reviews
The world-building is excellently done. The society is clearly described along with all the rules and regulations that go with it. Though detailed, you do not get bogged down with it and actually understand what is happening and why. The few unfamiliar words are explained easily. What makes Tankborn unique is its exploration of class and race. It’s extremely thought-provoking and although it is fictional and futuristic, it mirrors our own society in a disturbing way.
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This is a solid story with difficult concepts expertly laid out and explored. The characters are believable and unique and the world building very well done. It is very much a science fiction book, but as in the older tales like 1984 and Brave New World, it is science fiction taking a hard look at society. A very well done, thought-provoking story. Definitely recommended.
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