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Little Brother
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Marcus, a.k.a “w1n5t0n,” is only seventeen years old, but he figures he already knows how the system work…more

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Ravyn Jazper-Hawke
Great! Awesome! Super! Neat-o!

Little Brother is the aptly named homage to all manners of Utopian sci-fi novels (most notably 1984).

The writing is superb. The book zooms along at a wonderful pace. It is hilarious, heartbreaking and thought-provoking. A must read for teens and adults.
Robert
Aug 17, 2009 rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
Shelves: x2008-9-season
Perhaps my opinion will change in a few years, but I found this to be so topical considering our nation's political environment that it kept distracting me from the flow of the story. Not preachy, not hectoring, not snarky; just overly relevant to current events. ...more
BRAIN_QUEEN
Nov 18, 2015 rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
it's good. seems plausible. i could have done without the sex. ew. gross. ...more
Geoffrey
Dec 26, 2008 rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
Shelves: recommandations
Red
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Shelves: fiction, young-adult
Ben
Nov 25, 2010 marked it as to-read  ·  review of another edition
Dylan
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LeisureSuitLarry
Sep 29, 2011 rated it it was amazing  ·  review of another edition
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Ted
Jul 31, 2012 rated it liked it  ·  review of another edition
Michael
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Andrew
Jan 10, 2015 marked it as to-read  ·  review of another edition
Holli
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Amy
Mar 12, 2022 marked it as to-read  ·  review of another edition
Shelves: cyberpunk
Robin
Oct 26, 2022 rated it really liked it  ·  review of another edition
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