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SummaryIn society where hate or intolerance is said to be the worse crime you can commit, a young student with a perfect memory trains to become the elite of the elite--only to discover that means something totally different than she ever imagined.
StatsGenre: YA dystopian
Series length: Two books currently Violence: Moderately high, not graphic Magic/Supernatural: Moderately low, involving some unexplained visions Romance: Moderate, clean Christian/spiritual element: Moderate, allegorical Recommendation: Readers who enjoy dystopia or who wish to explore what taking modern tolerance to its logical end would look like You might like this book if you liked... Divergent |
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Some things should never be forgotten--at least, that's what they tell me. i can't forget anything. Not what I had for breakfast last week (regulation protein cereal). Not the Collective News broadcast from last month (Supreme Lover Midgate wanted to wish us all "a very happy Triumph of Love season."). Not even my first Hater Recognition Sign (Haters can't love. Period.). Usually I can block most of it out, but sometimes it bubbles over, and I end up getting in trouble. Like when I recite my Dorm Leaders' exact words back to them. Or worse: when I recite what they said four years ago. The name "memory Freak" sticks to me like static electricity. |
Apprentice (Collective Underground, Book #1)
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My name is Kerr Flick, or Cadence, or ... something. I don't know. A month ago, if anyone told me that my Dorm Leader would be offering to break the law for me, I would have laughed. No--worse than that. I probably would have reported them for losing their minds. But that was before. |
Elite (Collective Underground, Book #2)
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