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Nadine Hiemstra
I love this book - though the writing is pretty simple, the themes really get really gritty and explore how human society is largely dependant on control tactics to benefit the wealthy at the expense of others. The first book of this series is particularly interesting to me as a study on how one person's counter-cultural actions can begin to tip the balance of power. While I don't believe that history is always influenced by individuals, it does fascinate me that one person who does the right th ...more
Bob Pekol
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Barrett Lafortune
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Eo
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Jun 29, 2014 rated it it was amazing
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Nov 05, 2017 rated it it was amazing
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Amy Collins
Jul 06, 2014 rated it it was ok
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