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A review by ageorgallis
Annie Bot by Sierra Greer
5.0
I loved this. It freaked me out for a few reasons. 1) This is just what being a woman is to a degree. 2) Technology doesn’t seem that far off from this being a reality or close to a reality in some of our lifetimes, although probably not this seamless and fleshed out. 3) we all know a Doug. We might have dated a Doug, or grown up with one, or are maybe related to one. But we all know one.
I loved Annie as a main character - what a complex and messy MC. I forgot she wasn’t a person many, many times and often empathized with her over the actual humans in the book. This book had me thinking about so many things at once: humanity, relationships, power, shame, control, free will, and autonomy. This was a very thought-provoking read that I devoured in one evening.
Thank you to Mariner Books and NetGalley for the ARC.
I loved Annie as a main character - what a complex and messy MC. I forgot she wasn’t a person many, many times and often empathized with her over the actual humans in the book. This book had me thinking about so many things at once: humanity, relationships, power, shame, control, free will, and autonomy. This was a very thought-provoking read that I devoured in one evening.
Thank you to Mariner Books and NetGalley for the ARC.