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The Fallen and Leviathan (The Fallen, #1-2)

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Is this series like Fallen by Lauren Kate?
Julia Hardly. Only similarities is that there are angels and the theme of redemption. Fallen focuses more heavily on the romance aspect. This is more action…moreHardly. Only similarities is that there are angels and the theme of redemption. Fallen focuses more heavily on the romance aspect. This is more action based. (less)
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does this have any romance?
Julia No. There are a few scenes containing a teenage crush.
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What age group would this be for? I know it's YA but how old should a teen be to read it?
Rychele It's quite suitable in my opinion for younger readers, 13-15 depending on maturity. I would however say that you have to consider the trope of "your f…moreIt's quite suitable in my opinion for younger readers, 13-15 depending on maturity. I would however say that you have to consider the trope of "your first love is your forever love" being a hugely forced notion in these kinds of books. Otherwise, it doesn't get extremely explicit.

But, just a personal preference, this is not a book I'd recommend to an easily influenced teen; it may incite and perpetuate falsehoods about a "romantic" outlook on life.(less)
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Does anyone know the theme of this book?Just this one book.Thanks.
Alyanna Wiswell The main themes of the book are trusting and believing in yourself, and a quest for redemption.
…moreThe main themes of the book are trusting and believing in yourself, and a quest for redemption.
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