Unwind Free Audiobook Download by Neal Shusterman

What if the world stopped? What if everything you ever had disappeared overnight? What if everyone you loved was gone? These thoughts consume 15-year-old Connor. He has never been bullied, he's a good kid and he knows his family wouldn't do anything to hurt him. So why does he feel like things are changing?

Neal Shusterman's Unwind is a YA dystopian novel about the fight for survival that takes place after a catastrophic Event. The typical solution to this crisis is the doomsday machine, which will kill enough to make room for a new society. However the world has figured out another way: human memoryakes (which are implanted in children) can be unplugged with a device called "the chop." This book is not just an audiobook download but also an audio/visual production that includes videos and music as well as narration by Luke Daniels.

[Neal Shusterman] has always been a writer of both fiction and nonfiction. He won the 2008 Newbery Medal for his work in the highly acclaimed novel, [Unwind]. [Luke Daniels] is an American actor with a wide range of television and film credits to his name.

Unwind is a young adult book written by Neal Shusterman. It follows the story of Connor, who lives an ordinary life in a small town where everyone belongs and everything seems to happen for a reason. When Connor turns twelve, he gets wind that every life has a "purpose" and that there are consequences if his life isn't lived correctly. He quickly realizes that Unwind will be the end of his life-as-usual and he's going to have to do what it takes to live on.

Neal Shusterman created this book in 2009, and in his 12th novel he tackles one of the most difficult topics. Set in a futuristic world, Unwind is about a society where children are not allowed to be born. This book tells the story of Connor's decision to get rid of his son, who he knows will bring nothing but trouble into their lives. In this podcast interview with LitBits author Will Kostakis, Neal shares how he came to write this novel: "The way the idea came about was that I had been thinking about it for a few years already and it was something that I hadn't quite figured out what to do with yet. And then I thought maybe there should be someone who takes these kids from parents