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Carly Stevens carlyann — Turkle has an excellent voice for academic reading. For this book, the content is more important than the composition, though. The first half of the book discusses robotics, particularly our relationships with robots and how they are expected to be used in the future. Presently, a significant train of thought is that robots will be caretakers for the very young and very old. A question asked by a 4th grader in the book basically summarizes my thoughts - don't we have people for that? The second half of the book discusses our connections with one another through the technology- be it texting, Facebook, or internet chats and gaming. Essentially, it is easy to be addicted and completely unsatisfied. My summation of the experience of many the author interviewed is that connecting with people via these means is like eating fat-free chocolate pudding when you really wanted the lava cake. You have to eat a lot more, and it still isn't what you're looking for. Both sections of the book were wonderfully thought provoking, and are leading me to further reflect on how I utilize the technologh that is available to me.

Amin Ahmed enforcer — I sadly did not like the characters and grew apathetic by the end of the story. However, the premise of the novel is definitely an interesting idea, since many masterpieces rely on real people for inspiration.