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From Bedlam to Ben Second Chance or First Impulse? Made for Me Book 3 eBook Pamela Schloesser Canepa

Ben is considered a second class citizen. In a racist society, he'd be the oppressed minority. I personally believe that many common religious identities/groups create this superiority mindfulness in humans, therefore fostering this sense of disrespect for all other living things. This is one underlying theme that I gathered from this novel. Norrie on the other hand, was brought up learning to respect all, specifically Ben's android type. The author brought this across this theme very subtly, which I really loved. Blending this theme with Sci-Fi is quite rare, and it was an interesting plot development. Great style of writing, smooth, and a nice easy pace that at the same time keeps you absorbs with the story.


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From Bedlam to Ben Second Chance or First Impulse? Made for Me Book 3 eBook Pamela Schloesser Canepa Reviews

After reading the first two books of the Made for Me series, it was a continued pleasure to read another chapter of this story, with the focus now being on the friendship between Norrie and her android friend, Ben. As always the story is well written and thought provoking about prejudices of humanity. This is a short read but overall another great read from Pamela Canepa, albeit a short one.
This short novella reveals a whole new world of sci-fi issues, concerning the future development of humanity, technology and interpersonal relationships. The author approaches such serious matters in somewhat lighthearted, if not innocent, way through the eyes of a young lady, the protagonist Norrie.
The unusual romantic love story of Norrie and the 'transforming' Ben is fascinating. The naturally arising question of true emotions, feelings and conscience is also a main theme in the
storyline.
Pamela's writing style is intriguing, poetic, with very down-to-earth dialogue.
Despite being part 3 in a series, this book easily reads as a prequel to a bigger one.

Looking forward to a sequel!
Ben is considered a second class citizen. In a racist society, he'd be the oppressed minority. I personally believe that many common religious identities/groups create this superiority mindfulness in humans, therefore fostering this sense of disrespect for all other living things. This is one underlying theme that I gathered from this novel. Norrie on the other hand, was brought up learning to respect all, specifically Ben's android type. The author brought this across this theme very subtly, which I really loved. Blending this theme with Sci-Fi is quite rare, and it was an interesting plot development. Great style of writing, smooth, and a nice easy pace that at the same time keeps you absorbs with the story.