This book seems like it is going to be well-written, it is certainly witty and a very interesting and relevant premise.
It has promise, and the topics around equality and the fear of giving offence stifling society is a good one.
I have a slight concern that it may be slightly too overt in the message it is giving out, and I'm not entirely sure if what has been a funny and thoguht-provoking insight into a alternative reality where everyone must treat everyone as equally intelligent can be dragged out from an amusing concept to a full novel, but may be it can be.
It has promise, and the topics around equality and the fear of giving offence stifling society is a good one.
I have a slight concern that it may be slightly too overt in the message it is giving out, and I'm not entirely sure if what has been a funny and thoguht-provoking insight into a alternative reality where everyone must treat everyone as equally intelligent can be dragged out from an amusing concept to a full novel, but may be it can be.