4.29 avg rating — 266 ratings

"Kate L. Mary paints a haunting picture of what a purely centrally planned society would look like. For me, the Society was a cross over from what one would read in Nineteen Eighty-Four and Brave New World. "

3.79 avg rating — 195 ratings

4.16 avg rating — 70 ratings

4.36 avg rating — 50 ratings

4.39 avg rating — 44 ratings

4.12 avg rating — 2,848,866 ratings

3.98 avg rating — 2,110,329 ratings

4.20 avg rating — 5,594,570 ratings

4.03 avg rating — 32 ratings

3.75 avg rating — 8 ratings

4.50 avg rating — 3,853,415 ratings

"Smear campaigns started at the top and were carried out by the Wizarding World's legacy media. There's a lot of truth in this book. "

4.42 avg rating — 163 ratings

4.46 avg rating — 158 ratings

4.08 avg rating — 19,595 ratings

3.69 avg rating — 409,343 ratings

3.97 avg rating — 2,903,894 ratings

4.63 avg rating — 2,434 ratings

4.37 avg rating — 156 ratings

4.50 avg rating — 7,553 ratings

"Book II in the Gateway Trilogy, this one requires some reading between the lines. But one of the themes is clear: Those on the Durupinen Council like to let fear cloud their better judgment. It also kind of, in the weirdest way, reminded me of the movie Minority Report. "

4.35 avg rating — 10,071,629 ratings

3.93 avg rating — 41 ratings

4.14 avg rating — 44 ratings