Title: Enclave
Author: Ann Aguirre
Genre: Dystopian
Review:
I guess I must be possessed by some type of rereading demon because I've been on a rereading spree for the past few weeks (hence my lack of book review updates.) Nevertheless, I enjoyed Enclave as much as I did reading it the first time (which is to say, a lot) as I did the second time. And by a happy chance, I haven't written a review for this boko yet :-) After I finished the book, I immediately went to the library and borrowed the rest of the series (all the books were in! *flails arms with happiness*)
I'm going to jump into my favorite part of Enclave right away: the setting of the novel. The whole set up the story is just so dah-yem original! Unlike every other post apocalyptic book, Enclave does not take place in a ruined city and/or a world ruled by a totalitarian government, per se. Deuce, the main character of the book, lives in an underground enclave; to be more specific, the enclave is situated in the abandoned subway tunnels. Life underground is all Deuce has ever known, and from a yound age, she has been taught to fear the topside (above ground).
