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 The Adoration of Jenna Fox is an emotional story of a girl deciding how her humanity works and how a parents love for their child may mean doing anything, maybe even something they shouldn't have done, to save their child. I found Jenna's experience to be so sad yet true. How do you deal with such a changed life. Deal with a friend who doesn't believe you should be allowed to live. A boy that sees who you are but loves you. But you don't know who you are. I loved every surprise and discovery. Every time a lie came out I felt Jenna's pain but at the same time understood her parent's intentions. Such a difficult place this family was in. Was sad to see her grandma not love what she became but loved to see her learn to love Jenna again. Troubled Ethan was such a great friend to Jenna and I loved his character. The ending was beautiful and sad and I couldn't help but tear up. Don't know if I want to read the next one because this one ended so perfectly and the next one will be different and not as good without Ethan. 
 (view spoiler)[ Jenna Fox only has 10% of her original brain, "The Butterfly" her mom says. The most important part. But Jenna is not sure because for one thing she is illegal. The law says you can't replace more than 49% of the brain. When Jenna wakes up from her coma she can't remember her life or why she lives in California now instead of Boston. Why none of her friends from her old life have called. Why her mom doesn't want her to go to school. Why she remembers history facts so easily. Why she isn't allowed to eat. Why her grandma doesn't seem to love her. (hide spoiler)]