Scott Westerfeld
Boxed Set | Pages: 1216 pages Rating: 4.07 | 13832 Users | 814 Reviews
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| Original Title: | The Uglies Trilogy (Uglies, #1-3) |
| ISBN: | 1416936408 (ISBN13: 9781416936404) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Uglies #1-3 |
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Wow, these books are amazing. I guess I'm on a government conspiracy kick lately. But really. Read these books. Uglies: The world has been perfected. No one is jealous, no one has an eating disorder. No one goes to unreasonable lengths to be beautiful. When you turn 16 you have an operation, and magically you're beautiful, as well as stronger and disease resistant. Tally just wants to grow up, have her operation and be a bubble-headed pretty like all the rest. But, how good of a book would this be if everything happened so easily? There are a group of dissenters who can give status quo a run for its money. Pretties: Finally having had the operation, Tally and her friends are New Pretties and partying up a storm. But some don't find being pretty as satisfying as others. This is Brave New World for a new generation. Specials: Being special is so much icier than being Pretty. Not only do you have super strenth, power and reflexes, but you also have the power that comes with being in charge.... And don't forget the 4th book in the "trilogy" (seriously, why can't they just call it a series and not a trilogy) Extras: It's been a few years since the mind-rain. Everything is different. But some things are the same.Describe Epithetical Books The Uglies Trilogy (Uglies #1-3)
| Title | : | The Uglies Trilogy (Uglies #1-3) |
| Author | : | Scott Westerfeld |
| Book Format | : | Boxed Set |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 1216 pages |
| Published | : | October 23rd 2007 by Simon Pulse |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fantasy |
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Ratings: 4.07 From 13832 Users | 814 ReviewsArticle Epithetical Books The Uglies Trilogy (Uglies #1-3)
Imagine a world where everyone was beautiful, because everyone underwent mandatory reconstructive plastic surgery at a certain age. A world where you are an outlaw if you chose not to....I love this series. They are so interesting. The Uglies is set in the future and looks back to our current time as being savage and outdated. It's makes you look at the way we live our lives now, right now when we are at the peak of technology and culture. One of the best thing about this trilogy is that there is no simple good and evil. In the first book, you think the good and evil is clear, but then in the second book things change, and the good is not purely good, and the evil not purely
Wow, these books are amazing. I guess I'm on a government conspiracy kick lately. But really. Read these books.Uglies: The world has been perfected. No one is jealous, no one has an eating disorder. No one goes to unreasonable lengths to be beautiful. When you turn 16 you have an operation, and magically you're beautiful, as well as stronger and disease resistant. Tally just wants to grow up, have her operation and be a bubble-headed pretty like all the rest. But, how good of a book would this
This is a futuristic series based on the adventures of Tally, Shay and her many friends. They go on many adventures (most often a bit rebellious). The not so nice Dr.Cable is always trying to get her to follow the rules. (As you read the books, you'll see that there are quite a number of rules. Like I said about the book series of Stefanie Meyer's, as you read these books, you will not want to put them down. So hope you enjoy!
Wow, these books are amazing. I guess I'm on a government conspiracy kick lately. But really. Read these books.Uglies: The world has been perfected. No one is jealous, no one has an eating disorder. No one goes to unreasonable lengths to be beautiful. When you turn 16 you have an operation, and magically you're beautiful, as well as stronger and disease resistant. Tally just wants to grow up, have her operation and be a bubble-headed pretty like all the rest. But, how good of a book would this
The book Uglies must be one of the greatest books I have ever read. From beginning to end the book has kept my eyes reading every single word, creating a picture in my mind every second of the way. Scott Westerfeld does a fantastic job of creating a wonderful story. The theme of the story is so full of such a different society than ours today. The setting in the story has a more hi-tech way of living for the characters in the book. Something new that caught my eye the most, which is the most
I started off reading them just to see what the current state of writing for curious girls, but ended up enjoying them in their own right. These are cool little books.It's been a long time since I've read books for teens, and I'm really glad that authors like Scott Westerfeld are writing about themes that many books deal with like romance and identity, but also like resisting anger and self-destruction.I look forward to sharing these books with my daughters!
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