I also liked it when I was eleven and read it at least twice! I read a lot of Tepper at that age, largely because her books were always so weird and different to all the other things I was reading that I was never bored by them; it was only when I started rereading them about a decade later that the 'oh no, oh dear, that's a lot of eugenics, oh ... wait, what?' reaction started kicked in.
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Date: 2019-01-28 12:09 pm (UTC)