Beneath the Sugar Sky

Unfortunately, didn't like it as much as I wanted to. This book while trying to make diversity its core purpose, manages only to enforce labels even more and make characters seem like the only thing that matters about them is their “special thing”. That's why it didn't ring true to me and actually sometimes annoyed me to no end. I want to read about interesting characters and intriguing plots, not about labels. Maybe it would have been done better in a longer form, but here it's the main focus and it's too straightforward.
I liked two previous books so much more. It's a bit disappointing after having waited for the new book for some time.