On my AP Chem summer reading list I have to make the choice between these two books so I need some input. Which one do you guyz think I should read? Thanks.
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I'm no help to you here- I've never read either of those books. If your school's still in session, talk to some of the kids who might have already read them, and try getting some feedback that way. Also, just try going onto Amazon or some place like it, and read other people's comments on the books. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I haven't read Coma, but Prey wasn't all bad. We had to do research on the realities of it though. Funny thing, none of us knew where to look or what to look for even, so everyone in the class ended up using the same website and the result was 25 papers that looked almost the same yet written independently. I heard it was an in-class project the next year. I'm not sure what you have to do with it though. But the book was pretty easy to read, kinda scary (this is the guy that wrote Jurassic Park, so it's in similar writing style and nature), and it was also interesting. I got into it.
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