Book review: Goodhouse

Goodhouse

Book review: Goodhouse

Set in a near-future America, where boys are genetically tested for criminality and sent to corrective schools if the results are positive, Goodhouse follows James, who has been in the system since he was three years old.

Set up for the ‘good’ of society, schools like Goodhouse claim to teach right-thinking and prepare their residents for integration into civilian society. But, in reality, they are brutal and oppressive places, with their own secrets.

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