This book capitalizes on a socially important subject without contributing any intrinsic value. Witness: the product placements, ineffective use of "in their voice" due to inadequate character development, and the cheap-shot ending. The intention appears to me as simple mental manipulation of the masses to equate the importance of this book with the importance of the singular question on which the story is based. Tabloid-style sensationalism always finds a popular audience; selfish capitalism prevails over social responsibility in the short term. However, if a genuine, constructive exchange of ideas regarding this human social dilemma is generated as a result of this book then perhaps it is worth the paper on which it is printed after all.