Author: Daniel Waters
Pages: 392
Crazy things are happening all over the country but they are only happening to teenagers. Teens are dying, but they aren’t staying dead. Known as “living impaired” or “differently biotic”, the kids are doing all they can to fit in once they come back. Although many are accepting of the teens, most are not. Some even set out to kill them again, this time for good.
Phoebe and Margi never really fit in at High School anyway, but when Phoebe befriends Tommy, who just so happens to be living impaired, it makes things even worse. As Phoebe starts to fall for Tommy, she finds herself torn between him and her best friend Margi, who fears the differently biotic teens. And as living impaired kids start getting hunted, will Phoebe find herself in danger?
Generation Dead by Daniel Waters is unlike anything I have ever read. Never have I read anything that had to do with kids not staying dead! This book was interesting, although it took me awhile to get into it and I found it didn’t hold my attention for long periods of time. But if you like things that are abnormal and you just want something to pick up every once in awhile, then this is a good book for you!