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Post 1
I thought that the story was a good book because the topic was unique. Cassia is trying to find out who she is and who she wants to spend her life with. This is a very relatable topic, especially for teenagers which made the book very easy to get through. Being able to relate to a book makes it easier and more fun to read.
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I think that the topic of the story was not unique because the society controlled by government and love triangles and rebellion have all been used so many times in stories elsewhere. Despite that, this book was very enjoyable and relatable.
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