It can be a very confusing book but it's truly not if you give it some thought. I never thought I would like a book like this.... but this book opened my eyes to a dystopian society that makes me grateful for the world we live in. 

In a somewhat ramshackle Jeremiad, chock full of almost instantly dated prophecies and comically expansive blind spots, Huxley does his best to undermine the impact and message of his earlier novel. Exquisitely of its time and place, whatever valuable insights and entreaties found within can and should be sought elsewhere in more thoughtful, less eugenics-curious books.