I began this book slightly intimidated at the thought of myself as a watered down, Surrey Mum version of Keano Reeves in The Matrix! Slowly, my personal view of myself disintegrated into a mere bunch of (albeit frantically firing!) neurons, and I began to question the way I saw the world.
Hood has a way of writing that makes this an exciting adventure, rather than a scary journey. I emerged at the end still feeling 'human', but aware my perception of both myself and the world had changed forever. A great read.
Dr Emma Watts in Guildford
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