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Tiffany Lalicata lalicatatcfce — Back in the old days people actually thought love was a good thing. They thought that it was powerful and could overcome all. They didn't realize just how deadly love really is. Thank heavens that the scientists and governments finally proved that love is in fact a disease and that there is a cure. Now everyone is safe after the procedure is done. You just have to make it to age 18 and then you can be sure that the deadly disease won't get you. Lena has counted down the days until her safety and she is so close. All she wants to do is be safe and she has complete trust that those in power are trying to do just that. But then, Lena meets someone--a boy someone. Life is flipped upside down and Lena doesn't understand any of it. Years of indoctrination are beginning to crumble around Lena and she doesn't know which side she wants to be on. Enjoyed the premise and plot line of the book. I love a good dystopian world and banning love definitely fits the bill. That being said, Lena kind of drove me nuts at times. I had to keep telling myself that the way she talked and acted was because of years of brainwashing and indoctrination. However, I wanted her to be a little stronger than what she was throughout. Also, I was a little disappointed in the pace of the book. It seemed a bit slow, but did pick up near the end. Overall a good book. There is some language in the book. I would gear this to high school and up.

Judith James dznjuju — I did not care for this book. The first part was hard to follow. It started to get more interesting half way through.

Sithu Linlet sithuphyo16d2 — my favorite book cover of all time.

Lukas Nilsson officialclever — This was one of the books I read when I was told, upon employment with Big Labor, I didn't know a damned thing about the labor movement. It's an interesting biographical description of what it's like to be a union organizer, the kinds of issues you deal with, and the overall mission of your organization (and how you fit in!). If you work for Big Labor (or are interested in what my co-workers do all day), this is too quick a read to ignore.

Mohamed El-bastawesy basta5001 — Sorry, I'm a historian of medicine so everything I read is about the history of medicine...this one is about the history of childbirth (as you can see from the title). It's the only book out there that covers the topic so well.

Photorandom Vinci photorandom — one great tearjerker! need sunglasses for next day

Cristina Gonzalez cgonza — I have read this book a few times. One of my favorites