“While this slim, YA volume captures the paranoia of post-Vietnam era thinking, the concepts of peer pressure, psychological conditioning, distrust of institutions, yet hope in potential altruism of a few, make this a potential companion text to any study of crisis times. Readability is not as challenging as the ideas, so this could work with teens who may not have the skills or patience for large, complex texts. And the ideas are worth examining: What would you do for food? How do you define...”

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