“A darkly comic satire that can be read as a promise or a warning.” - Detroit Free Press Teens will want to read it at least twice.” - Miami Herald “Wickedly funny and thought provoking … written in a slang so hip it is spoken only by the characters in this book. He has an uncanny gift for depicting how teenagers see the world.” - BookPage “It's exhilarating to decipher Anderson's futuristic adolescent slang, but his story is a serious one. Anderson has been making waves recently with his eerie futuristic novel, Feed.” - Boston Globe “It's not easy for an author of books for young readers to get attention, but Boston's M. A terrific choice for both teen and adult book discussion groups." - NPR Morning Edition "As with the best futuristic fiction, it's scary how little needs to be exaggerated." - Newsday
Sad and strong and scary." - Chicago Tribune "This dystopic vision is dark but quite believable. “Merciless and very clever.” - The New Yorker
“Subversive, vigorously conceived, painfully situated at the juncture where funny crosses into tragic, FEED demonstrates that young-adult novels are alive and well and able to deliver a jolt.” - The New York Times Book Review “The century’s most relevant dystopia … a contemporary classic …” - Wired Magazine “Surely one of the most prescient novels of the last 20 years.” - Lev Grossman ( The Magicians) “Funny, serious, sad, superbly realized.” - Nick Hornby ( High Fidelity, About a Boy)
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