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Children of Eden: A Novel, by Joey Graceffa
PDF Ebook Children of Eden: A Novel, by Joey Graceffa
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About the Author
Joey Graceffa is a leading digital creator, actor, and producer, best known for his scripted and vlog work with YouTube. He is the author of the instant New York Times bestselling memoir In Real Life: My Journey to a Pixelated World and the bestselling novels Children of Eden and its sequel Elites of Eden. In 2013, he produced and starred in his own Kickstarter–funded supernatural series, Storytellers, for which he won a Streamy Award. In 2016, he debuted Escape the Night, a “surreality” competition series for YouTube Red that returned for a third season in the summer of 2018. Joey’s other interests include a proprietary accessories/home décor line called Crystal Wolf and supporting various nonprofit organizations for literacy, children’s health and wellness, and animal welfare. For more information, please visit ChildrenofEdenBook.com.
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Age Range: 12 - 18 years
Grade Level: 7 - 12
Lexile Measure: 770 (What's this?)
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Series: Children of Eden (Book 1)
Paperback: 288 pages
Publisher: Atria/Keywords Press; Reprint edition (May 30, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 9781501149900
ISBN-13: 978-1501149900
ASIN: 1501149903
Product Dimensions:
5.3 x 1 x 8.2 inches
Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
4.7 out of 5 stars
792 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#30,390 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
I am usually quite skeptical of any book written by an entertainer because, if I'm being honest, most of the time they aren't very good. I hadn't read Joey's other book, and I'm really only what I would call a "casual" Joey Graceffa fan in general, but I thought the concept of this novel sounded like something I might enjoy so I decided to give it a shot. I can now safely say it was money well spent and that this novel does young adult fiction absolutely right. The first chapter felt a bit overwhelming as the main concepts of the book were introduced, but from there onward I could not put the book down. In many young adult novels I've read, the characters are lacking in personality and seem very flat and stereotypical. That isn't the case with Children of Eden. Each character has a multi-layered personality with strengths as well as flaws. The main character, a teenage girl named Rowan, has emotions that are conveyed remarkably well and having been a sixteen-year-old girl myself once, I could relate to what she was feeling many times throughout the book. Rowan has meaningful relationships with other characters in the book that add to the story rather than detracting from the main plotline. Many of her emotions toward other people are intense and grow and change over a short time span, but I felt that in the context of the story they made perfect sense where they might otherwise feel jarring. Overall, this was a beautiful, well-constructed story that has become an instant favorite. To anyone skeptical, as I was, I highly recommend you give this book a chance if you enjoy young adult fiction with a sci-fi element. The end of the book left me begging for more and I do hope for more literature from Joey in the future.
I saw that this book had a perfect rating and just glanced at the reviews super quick before I bought it. I didn't know anything about the author or his apparent YouTube channel, and I thought the cover and concept looked cool, so what the heck? Children of Eden failed to deliver on what could've been an amazing story. When you're working in such a niche space as YA dystopian fiction, its going to be hard not to overlap with some of the other well known books out there, but I expect a certain level of originality, as well as quality with books. The ideas within the book aren't new, but that's not what put me off of the book, it's the fact that the author didn't try to hash out the ideas and make them believable/unique. World has gone to hell, and now you have a girl who doesn't belong and is trying to change that. Cool, I'm down for that. You run into your conspiracy theory, you characters dangerous plan to save the world, and then leap towards their happy ending. Except there is no consequence of anything in this story. Your character finds the conspiracy theory...and, it doesn't matter. Okay.. I guess? Your character starts to work into this huge plan to change her station in society...oh but no one wants to talk about what that plan really entails...? Okay... sure? There was definitely an attempt, but I don't think it was well executed. Now, the one highlight of this book is Rowan's sexuality. Being bi myself, I loved the idea of a bi character and how the author flawlessly introduced her sexuality without making a big "coming out" scene. That was a major highlight for me, but the fact that the author then threw Rowan at every person (the *only* people) she meets just doesn't sit well with me. Honestly, I didn't make it to the end of the book, but from what I read, I'm not missing much. The writing quality was poor and predictable. Very much a 'tell' book and not a 'show' book. The dialogue is cringey at times and we are just expected to know and care about the characters with very little knowledge about them. This book would be great for young teens (12-15 yrs) but for anyone who actually falls in the Young Adult range (16+), you're better off picking up a book with a better plot line, writing, and character development.
Readers will feel passion when experiencing living in the world of Eden as a sixteen year-old girl while reading Joey Graceffa’s Children of Eden. Rowan is the second child in the family, which is illegal in the world of Eden. Despite the family's secret, she never gives up on trying to escape to the outside world, which only leads to more trouble. Graceffa’s use of descriptive content keeps readers of all ages interested. The story progresses quickly, making the book engaging. Rowan leaves her family to become part of society which results in many conflicts, showing readers the difficulty in making life decisions. Readers should be aware of graphic scenes describing what happens to Rowan, along with profanity. Most teens will find the courage of Rowan engaging as she desperately tries to escape to the outside world. This book is recommended for all ages, but mostly towards teens.
I'll be honest. When I bought this book, I wondered if it was actually really good or if all the 5 star reviews were from young fans of Joey's YouTube channel. That's not to disparage Joey; I really enjoy watching his channel too, but this book has mega-hype. Well, I started reading it and could not put it down. Once again, I got stuck in the tub for a few hours because I couldn't find a good place to put it down. Finally, after midnight, I forced myself to go to sleep. I finished the next day. I would have given it 5 stars were it not for the ending being a little too reminiscent of Divergent, and a bit on the strange side. Also, it ended on a cliffhanger yet there is no real word of another book coming out anytime soon. That's not fair to readers. I kind of wondered, reading along, if that's where he was going to go with it (think Divergent series) and then there it was. It's still unique enough that I will read Book 2, if Joey ever gets around to writing it.
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