The Treatment (The Program, #2) by Suzanne Young, 344
pages. Simon Pulse, 2014. $12.
Content: Language: R (71 swears; 22 “f”); Mature Content: PG-13; Violence: PG-13.
BUYING ADVISORY: HS – OPTIONAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL:
HIGH
Sloane and James are living with rebels who have left the Program and
are on the run, including Michael who loves Sloane. Sloane has a pill that is called the
Treatment that would give her all her memories back, but she only has one pill
and can’t imagine taking it without having one to give to James. But everyone seems to want access to the pill
because there are those who regret creating the Program and think they should
make more Treatment pills, Sloane and James must figure out who they can
trust.
This series is creepy and
intense. The government-controlled
Program is a disturbingly aggressive Big Brother and I found myself caught up
in Sloane ’s story. The content includes
off-page sex, references to rape, sexual assault, stabbing and suicides.
Reviewer, C. Peterson
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