Glenn Beck

Harriet Parke

When the government comes for her mother, Emmeline embarks on a plan to save her family and expose the truth behind the objectives of the United Nations' agenda 21.

Agenda 21

Monicap

Okay. So, I get that this book was a political statement.

But that is NO EXCUSE to introduce like, tons of mysteries in this book and then NEVER EVER SOLVE THEM.
Why do they need babies? Why are the babies failing to thrive? Why are none of the citizens maturing?
(Because they're not being raised by their parents?)
I don't think so. Orphanages have been a staple of humanity from around the beginning, and while those kids don't always turn out AMAZING, they usually turn out ALL RIGHT. 

I really did love the CHARACTERS, though. Or at least the Main Character, Emmeline. She was just so vulnerable and naive, and I just loved her and wanted to protect her from all the bad things.

This was an all right book, but I just wish there'd been more.

Agenda 21

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