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Discussion: Matched
Discuss such aspects of the book as theme, plot, relationships, style, and message, as well as your reactions to the book overall. "I loved/hated/didn't understand it" isn't enough.
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1 comment:
I found the concept of the book interesting, but I agree that it was underdeveloped. I'm fascinated by dystopians, but the way the author presented this specific society was too common. It was clear that their society was more advanced than the one we live in today, from how everyone ate healthier, they all wore uniforms so no one stood out, and they used computers instead of basic tools. Although these are enhancements that show progression in society, there was nothing extra to make the society more appealing. I felt that as a reader, I was too easily convinced by Cassia that her society was not perfect, and still had flaws just like the society we live in today.
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