![]() ![]() She manages to get him to her home, and all of the women are sure he's going to die of the virus. River is a teen girl who runs into an XY (a boy) who is almost dead along the road. ![]() There were also several things I really liked about this new society too, so I don't want to sound too harsh. Thirdly, an amazing amount of physical labor was done by everyone - even small children - and it just didn't seem like life should be that hard. I was saddened by this because, in essence, the author is saying that if there weren't any males, technology would fail and women wouldn't be able to fix it. Just because you tell people to play nice, whether they are female or not, doesn't mean that's going to happen. I need to make a couple of somewhat negative comments before we go on. ![]() So they live in this utopia, where there are no more wars and life is simple. Almost all countries have signed "The Global Agreements" that consist of things like rejecting all violence and vows to always all help each other. ![]() Women are the rulers and the caretakers of the earth. A virulent virus killed males, and those that were able to be saved and newborn males are all kept in sanctuaries around the world. The setting is a near future where there are no more males in the population. While parts of the premise are a bit far-fetched, I did find The XYcompelling and it serves to get you thinking, which is always a good thing. ![]()
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