so-soFollowing on from book one, we follow our main character, Celestine North in the battle to take down the Guild and Government after being branded Flawed.
The author says she wrote these books in six weeks and you can definitely tell that, you can also tell this is her first foray into the genre. The characters aren't as developed as her other novels and it's hard to get a grasp on who they really are.
pickReally enjoyed this, the sequel to Flawed. Nobody is perfect!
pickSequel to Flawed. I'm sure my students will love this novel. I love how the books explore the ideas of flawed and perfect. To be perfect is to be flawed.
pick⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Such a fab duology by cecelia ahern, flew through flawed and couldn‘t put perfect down towards the end. A society where perfection is paramount and mistakes made will be punished ... branded with an F in different areas to fit your crime and disowned by society. Celestine a 17 year old seemingly perfect girl with a perfect life chooses morality , but what is morale and what is the law are not the same.
#bookspinbingo
At least someone is comfy 😂 .... I need to get up but this is getting too good to move! #dogsoflitsy
pickI loved this book! Er...well, mostly. I liked parts better than others, likely due to preference of a certain character, but overall a great read, and even better than the first book! I highly recommend this series, it's one of my favorites! #yadystopian #yadystopianromance #thehungergames #divergent #therhodisaga (aesthetic based on a side-character introduced in Adaptive: Yukiko)
You could imagine that life in Paradise, near Painswick In Gloucestershire, would be #Perfect
#AyUpAugust
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pickDrop everything and read this book. Outstanding book 2. Just as good as the first. Will definitely be looking at more of her books.
