"The Every" by Dave Eggers.

This work is written in the dystopian genre and grabs you from the outset. It is dynamic and contemporary, layered and dramatic. It is a book about a digital dictatorship. It is about a world in which humanity has disappeared, replaced by a controlled mass and public opinion.

The main character tries to save the world - her world. It is a world she misses, a world of warmth, love and humanity.

She gets a job at the company 'The Every' with the sole purpose of destroying it from within. She wants to expose the absurdity of it all and show people that they are being manipulated, controlled and deprived of their right to choose. She wants to reveal that behind the beautiful slogans about saving nature lies a simple thirst for power.

Disappointment, pain and more await her on the path she has chosen.

As you read the book, you will find yourself asking questions.

Which is more important: freedom or an absence of violence; the right to make mistakes or total control and stability; nature or humanity?

I highly recommend reading this work, which I am sure will captivate you.