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Dystopian novels seem to be popular on the 1001 books to read list (of which this is one). This particular book was selected for me for a quarterly challenge, and I am glad that it was. It gives me hope that not all dystopian novels are a slog to read. While the topic is certainly not pleasant (women have completely lost their rights and are being used as breeders for childless couples in a weird scripted menage a trois), it is so well written, it is enjoyable to read. I will definitely be worki
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🤯 I just can’t say enough about this book! 🤯
Creepy and prescient, with echoes of history, this story projects the uprooting of American values by a neoconservative theocratic government that is unthinkably worse even than Salem during the witch-hunts.
Creepy and prescient, with echoes of history, this story projects the uprooting of American values by a neoconservative theocratic government that is unthinkably worse even than Salem during the witch-hunts.
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