I really liked this book, it had many components that many readers can connect to. Very interesting main character, good plot line (even if a little unoriginal), good side goals in this book, and an overall great read.

I like the attitude of the character. It makes the teenage reader more reliable and relate to the character while reading. :)

I've been thinking over what to say about this book for a long time, and now I've finally think I've figured it out. When I first picked up this book a few months ago I was really looking forward to it, but as time passed and I began reading, I was slowly disappointed. The story is pretty cheap when you really think about it, some kid trying to fight back against the Department of Homeland Security? Really? Yeah sure he was held for a week and questioned, but still I never really felt like he was doing the right thing. Also I really didn't like the main character, he was a loser, big time. I mean there was this one part where he actually says he likes getting drunk, and then there was that little party he went to where he did drugs, and he also went to some rave, and to top it all off he pretty much had sex in one part. I didn't feel like I wanted the main character to win in the end because of how immoral he was. It's one thing if a character goes to some party in a book that's a bit questionable, but another thing if he goes on about how he like getting drunk, does drugs and has sex, I can't stand a character like that. Overall out of the 13 chapters of this 21 chapter book, I really didn't like what I read. It was pointless in my opinion, he did stupid things, and I felt like he really didn't deserve to win if he ever did in the end. I can't say I would recommend this to anyone, but I would say it's not one to go pick up right away. Weather I'll get another book by this author, I'm not sure, but after reading this one, I don't really have much confidence in other work of his. It may sound like this was the worst book I've ever read, but nothing can beat the depressing, colorless, grim as heck book called "The Giver". This was not a good experience reading this book, and I wish I had stopped earlier. Little Brother is a 2/10 from me.

This title is also available online free from the author in several different formats: http://craphound.com/littlebrother/download/

Think 1984, same themes, messages, ideas, and hero. Now place them in modern day California. 3p1c

My favorite book of all time. I ouldn't wait for my next opportunity to pick it up and keep reading! :D I'd recommend it to anyonte in seventh grade or above! Little Brother is amazzziiiinnnnggg!

This book was great. Exactly what I needed to get away from all those awful vampire books..

Good book about national security and how computer programs can be used for good/evil (depending on your perspective). There are a few explanations of how computer hardware and software work that I glossed over - others may understand. It seems a bit far-fetched to me that a minor would be treated as the main character was.

I think this bokk is suitable for teens thirteen years or older.

Not my kind of book