VOX: One of the most talked about dystopian fiction books and Sunday Times best sellers

Reviews

Amanda Blogs

I felt like some aspects were under-explored while a lot of paragraphs were dedicated to, often mundane detail. Exploring this dystopian society via Jean’s eyes and her family was definitely the best choice. I will not tell anymore as I do not want to give away anymore of the story. Heartbroken; daughter struggling, frustrated at having no voice.

SezzThomas

At the same time, Vox did not really "grab" me. Did I like it?

Lauren

The twins she had though seemed more of “I have a big family so I can’t just run away” as they didn’t really add too much to the story. I think there is a very important scene where she talks about their situation with a black female who highlights to Jean how little she has been thinking about the women of colour and where the oppression may go if its not checked.

Windy Lynn Harris

What happens when you use more than 100 words? (33)5th August, 176 pages read:She finds her voice. Not being my usual genre, but decided to give it a go. I hear you asking what happens if they spoke more than 100 words a day?

MrsIngo

Yeah holy sh**. Okay so I’ve actually just set up this layout before the book even arrives and I just want to preface this review by stating my plans.

RARA

Jean herself didn’t vote. It's a fun, what if, dystopian read that I'm sure many people will enjoy. The second being the type to march, and write letters and campaign to right wrongs.

She acts. But I would highly recommend you read this.