Likedthese are fantastic books in of themselves but they're justnot quite as good as Dawn was
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Adulthood Rites (1988)
Creators: Liked The second book in the Lilith's Brood trilogy, this story takes place years after the arrival of Oankali aliens in the first book. Now, the Oankali have established some colonies on Earth, where they live and breed with humans. Other villages are populated by human resisters, who refuse to interact or breed with the Oankali but are frustrated because they can no longer reproduce on their own and feel they have no future. Akin, a boy "construct" born with mixed human and Oankali DNA, confronts these tensions between the two species and grapples with his own identity.
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LovedI think this one's my favorite, mainly because I think this was my favorite character to follow. And also, I think it had the less least amount of discomfort for me.
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Likedi talked about adulthood rights the second book in my last wrap up and i pretty much the same things to say about imago as i said about adulthood rights
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