Title: sociology of colonists and their children
Review: This book started out a bit slow and it took me a while to get into it, but I ended up enjoying it. While the science of the story was okay, the main heart of the novel is the psychology of the colonists as they deal with their children, and the decisions their children must make when they find out that they are arbitrarily being treated as subhuman. I liked the characters and found most of their development believable. The one problem I had with this book was the believability of the colonist's decision to have descendants they were planning to leave behind on a doomed moon - I know they had to make "hard choices" but it seemed a bit contrived that this was the best decision they could come up with.
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