Summary Of Neal Shusterman's 'Unwholly'
Neal Shusterman, the author of, UnWholly, ventures into the idea of using hopeless children to be of use to people who require a new set of vital organs or body parts. The term, unwinding, is when a child at the age of 12-17 has his or her body parts cut up, so they can be transferred in to another child in need of that specific body part or organ. Children who think about committing suicide have the choice of being unwound. However, parents that feel like their children will become a nuisance or a failure in life can have them be unwound without the children’s consent. Neal Shusterman is trying to convey the message that children who think or seem like they are meaningless can become sacrifices in order to allow other children survive and