Ehhh. I don't know what to tell you. This was a fairly standard post-apocalyptic/dystopian affair. The premise is definitely one thing the book has going for it--though some people will be put-off by the ableism. Thankfully, the narrative presents the ableist perspective as wrong, which makes the whole thing tolerable. 
 Other than that, though, this book really didn't do anything particularly unique or surprising. It was a good read, but never evoked any really strong emotions from me. A lot of it feels like basic set-up for future installments and the ending leaves a lot of unanswered questions. 
 If the synopsis sounds interesting and you're into the genre, I'd give it a go. But don't expect too much.