#TGIF! #Friday56: {THE FEED} w/ #author #NickClarkWindo ❤ #Instagram56 & # bookbeginnings with @GilionDumas @fredalicious #FollowFriday #FridayFeeling #Friyay!

This week’s choice is…

The Feed

By #author Nick Clark Windo

Book Beginnings:

With Gilion Dumas of RoseCityReader @GilionDumas

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Friday 56: (Instagram Post)

With Fredasvoice @fredalicious and on Instagram as @fredasphotos #Friday56

Hopefully, above, you can actually see my Instagram pictures!

Just in case you can’t see beyond the first photo, here’s the Friday 56 sentence below:

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My First Thoughts:

I took this picture for Friday56/BB when I started reading it back in Dec, but never used it as Christmas took over my blog and my life lol  I often read more than one book at a time, and somehow this one just missed out and I never got very far through. No doubt there was something more pressing to finish at the time! So I’m back into reading this now and thoroughly enjoying it, so far.

The Feed by Nick Clark Windo

THE FEED by Nick Clark Windo is a startling and timely debut which presents a world as unique and vividly imagined as STATION ELEVEN and THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS and explores what it is to be human in the digital age.

It makes us. It destroys us. 

The Feed is everywhere. It can be accessed by anyone, at any time. Every interaction, every emotion, every image can be shared through it.

Tom and Kate use The Feed, but they have resisted addiction to it. And this will serve them well when The Feed collapses.

Until their six-year-old daughter, Bea, goes missing.

Because how do you find someone in a world devoid of technology? And what happens when you can no longer trust that your loved ones are really who they claim to be?

Paperback, 368 pages
Published January 25th 2018 by Headline

Have you read this? What are you currently reading?

I can’t wait to visit your blogs to find out.

Have a great weekend, may your books be with you!

Luv Sassy  X

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31 thoughts on “#TGIF! #Friday56: {THE FEED} w/ #author #NickClarkWindo ❤ #Instagram56 & # bookbeginnings with @GilionDumas @fredalicious #FollowFriday #FridayFeeling #Friyay!

  1. This is not what I would consider my usual read, but I am totally captivated by it. I think that’s because it speaks to our reality these days of that desire by some to be totally connected all the time and the challenges social media has given us as a society. Thanks for sharing.

    I am at Instagram @ccmalandrinosrealtor and Pinterest @ https://www.pinterest.com/busymomsdaily or https://www.pinterest.com/ccmalandrinosre

    Thanks for visiting The Book Connection. Enjoy your weekend.

  2. Hi, This sounds really interesting, and it sounds as though some big questions are being tackled in the novels’ themes. Now following your blog, and thanks for visiting and following mine
    Allison @ The 3 Rs (and @ Mary Queen of Plots)

  3. Hi Sass,

    This probably isn’t a book I would choose to read. However, given what the premise says about a society for the protagonists, which is devoid of technology by their own choosing, the tag line attached to the book rings even more true …

    “It makes us. It destroys us.”

    Can we ever really afford to shun digital and technological progress, or do we do so at our own peril?

    A thought provoking prospect and I hope that the book hooks you in a bit more this time around 🙂

    Yvonne

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