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Allan Oguis allanoguis — Fast, easy read that makes you laugh.

Nashid Towhid nashidtowhid — **Update** I've retroactively rescinded a star from my rating after reading Scott Westerfeld's Uglies, and realizing how much Oliver ripped off from Westerfeld. I don't as a rule mind rip offs, but I mind when they don't actually improve upon the original. **end update** Some very interesting stuff here. On the one hand, the concept of love as a disease that needs to be cured has a lot of promise, and sounds perfect for a dystopian take. On the other, Oliver's specific take on it often edges towards an analogy in which teenagers know what "real" love is, and those stodgy adults are just automata worried about boring day to day life. I think this is a pretty dangerous way to think about love. Fortunately, Oliver never quite goes that far, and is very clear that her conception of love is tied up with friendship, caring, and a host of other emotions. I was particularly impressed by the character and voice of Lena, who is so authentically teenaged, and yet as far as you can get from the narrator of Before I Fall. Oliver clearly has her hand on the pulse of teen thinking. I'm a little concerned that the next novel is going to turn into a "resistance v. establishment war" type scenario, which, I've decided, is my big problem with recent dystopian series like Hunger Games and Chaos Walking. War in general bores me, and even moreso in the context of dystopia--because it doesn't seem to really serve the purposes of the dystopian novel's existence as a cautionary tale. Oh well, we'll see what happens when #2 comes out.