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This book is so cute, but there is always a feeling of unsettlement. I really love this book so far.

It’s like a cozy horror game was a book 📕

A lot better than I was expecting. It’s extremely interesting, but quite predictable. I’m glad I’m reading it, but it’s still not getting more than 3 stars.

I FINALY got around to reading this. After getting past the first few chapters it starts to get better. Though, it feels like the whole book is going through a repeating sequence of America and Maxon are close, then hate each other, then the rebels attack, then discover a massive breakthrough, and then the cycle just repeats itself. I think that so far it is worth the read, but not worth more than 3⭐️.

It’s like the Super Nintendo book, but more compact and fun. Would recommend to any hard core Nintendo (or any other video game) fans 🎮

Pretty good. I love how many novels written in verse were on the Lonestar list this past year 🤩

Actually pretty interesting so far (I grabbed it for the sprayed edges 🫣)

Lois Lowry’s books always make me appreciate seeing color so much. Even though it has no pictures, this book has made me experience the rawest form of rich colors that I have ever felt.

Lois Lowry’s books always make me appreciate seeing color so much. Even though it has no pictures, this book has made me experience the rawest form of rich colors that I have ever felt.

This book is so good! The writing flows so smoothly that it never feels like a chore to read. The plot progression is steady, and I really enjoy most of the characters. Also, this does not feel like a sequel to The Giver at all. There are a lot of interconnecting structures of the society and characters, but other than that it is so different. So far I’d say that it is a lot better than The Giver.