The branch of science most explored in this book is biology, but none of the author's ideas in this area were particularly convincing to me.īut. I thought that in the last half the author was rushing through the story and summarizing too many things that should've either been expanded on or cut out. They both explore the idea that religious cultural norms should be re-examined and possibly discarded.

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Grass by Sheri S. Tepper