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"On a futuristic island paradise where humans are served by enslaved clones, a sixteen-year-old clone named Elysia seeks her own freedom"--
Author:
Cohn, Rachel
Title:
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Publisher:
Hyperion
Imprint:
New York : - Hyperion
Pages:
331
ISBN:
9781423157199
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Rachel Cohn
Characteristics:
331 p. ;,24 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Cohn, Rachel
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Add a NoticeViolence: a little bit graphic when it describes the defective clones in the infirmary
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Add a QuoteThere is no such thing as safety. Especially for a clone. Who's now been made some human's consort.
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Add a Commentit was an ok book started out good but got dull in the middle. i skipped to the ending so i know what happens and its set up for a sequel
The more I read this book, the less I enjoyed it. I disliked that some characters were talking like it was the 19th century, yet others were using language that's even outdated now - saying things like "Whoa" and "Totally." There were a few pop culture references - such as Mary Poppins, the Ramones, the Macarena - that, considering this is a book is set hundreds of years in the future (one would assume, since all of the continents came together again and the polar ice caps are completely melted), seem extremely out of place. Why would these people be referencing or experiencing these things that nobody in their time is going to care about? You would think they'd have other, much more up-to-date things to reference from their time, but apparently not. The premise was good, but the book itself fell short of expectations.
Good book. really liked it. gives you an interesting future of the earth
Amazing book, looking for a sequel now!!!!
This book looks awesome!! I am totally gonna read it!!! and @snazneen is there a sequel?
WOW WOW WOW!!!!!! THIS BOOK IS AMAZING!!! The author just captures everything PERFECTLY!! I literally LOVE this book soo soo much, u should totally read it! Trust me!!!! Cant wait for sequel :)
dot\nt judge a book by its cover i thought it was gonna be bad but I SERIOUSLY COULDNT STOP READING ITS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD AND tons of drama love and murder :OOOO trust me im wating for the sequel its amazing