dystopian
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I’m really disappointed to do this since I not only got this book in a Goodreads giveaway, but I was also really excited to read it after checking out the description, but I had the hardest time sloggin’ through this book. All of my issues with this book can be sorted into two areas. The
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When I came across this book and saw that it was cyberpunk and vampires, I knew I had to read it. After finishing it, I was a tad disappointed, but it was still a pretty okay book. Besides the semi-repetitiveness of the story (main guy trying to talk to a person, to find answers, only
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Dammit Suzanne you did it again! While plenty of books have made me cry recently, it’s been a long time since a book has made me bawl so much that I couldn’t read the words on the page. I, like everyone else, knew it was going to be bad(emotionally, of course), but oh boy, I
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It’s always tough reviewing a movie adaptation of a book you’ve read because chances are it will either be horrible or amazing. But luckily for this one, it was a great adaptation! I loved everything included in this movie. The best parts must be the casting which was pure perfection, and the beautiful sets. With
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To prepare for the movie, I decided to read the book for the first time. Which I know is risky considering most book adaptation history, but I have faith. Everything great in this book can be boiled down to the fact that Suzanne Collins made Snow’s character development believable. I feel like in villain prequels
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