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Thorns
Gregory Bastianelli
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Lady Macbeth
Ava Reid
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This was such a good murder-happy fast-paced dystopian read! It is very easy to find yourself lost in this world that feels so close to our own and also a possible not-so-distant future. I loved all of the characters (there were 3 POVs but not difficult to follow since we only had a few main characters) and I found myself satisfied with the ending.
đ Slight spoilers ahead.
Dina's son, Geoff has just died. Again. Luckily they have a back-up plan--Or 4,000. Unluckily for Nathan, who is about to have his body repossessed for the Presidents Population Program. With the help of his sister, Di, this story goes off the rails quickly.
"You select the package from Generations, Inc. that will give your progeny the best chance at a future: the one with the most copies, the most failsafes. You tell yourself you're doing something good for humanity."
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Morsels
Abe Moss
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Precious Children
Mary G. Thompson
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Straw Girl
Brigid Barry
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Guillotine
Delilah S. Dawson
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A truly beautiful Shakespearean-inspired set of love letters and poems that are both uplifting and thought-provoking.
It takes a moment to get into the vibe of this collection of letters, but every page is something new and lovely. The writing style is so poetic and makes you feel as if you are the one who is being spoken to in such a tender and loving way.