And a little child

About this book

In the early 1950s, as humanity's gaze turned toward the stars, Marcia Kamien's "And a Little Child" explores a groundbreaking vision of life on Mars. This science fiction narrative delves into the complexities of genetic modification and the consequences of parental control, as Martian children, engineered for survival in their harsh environment, rise against their Earthling caretakers. The story challenges notions of authority and autonomy, raising questions about identity and rebellion in a new world. Ideal for students and civic activists interested in ethical dilemmas and the future of human evolution, this thought-provoking tale invites readers to ponder the implications of our choices. Experience the struggle for independence in a uniquely Martian context.