3.5 stars, rounded down to 3 stars.

I liked this; I didn't love it. The premise of a multi-generational tale following a family into the future, with the resulting changes (AI, robots, climate change, medicine, the new political world order) was interesting, but the personal dialogue felt unnatural, existing only to advance any new inventions in technology or social dynamics. So, I was half invested in the story. The author's view of the future felt in the realm of possibility, and helped my interest in the story.

This novel was a big swing - for the most part, it was pretty successful.

I received a complimentary copy of the book from the publisher and NetGalley, and my review is being left freely.