I have! ^^ Clone books interest me a lot. Have there been any stories to your knowledge where clones are treated as people and/or grow separate from the originals?
The Protomen enhanced my life.The Vorkosigan Saga, ...Or So I Heard. I actually think I'd like to try that myself, but it doesn't fit with my setting :(. What do you mean by "grow separately from the originals?" Most clones in books have different birth parents... except for ones where they are a clone of the parent's first child, like this one. What did you think of it?
edited 30th Aug '12 2:15:52 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -TolkienAh, i mean like are treated as separate people and gt their own identities, so to speak =3
I like the book ^^ The ending confused me a little at first so i had to reread it.
The Protomen enhanced my life.

I borrowed this book from my school library today. Probably writing about a Che clone's affecting me. Anyway, it's basically about this girl who's sent to live with her aunt who she's never met, and discovering that she looks eerily like her dead sister. And you can probably guess what happens next. It's really good. Anyone else read it? Double Identity
edited 7th Sep '12 3:57:12 AM by MorwenEdhelwen
The road goes ever on. -Tolkien