Thread: Dystopic YA fiction serves a purpose
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Old 03-07-2014, 06:35 AM   #9
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I agree with the article. I haven't read a lot of dystopian fiction; the last one I read was The Giver which was a few weeks ago, and 1984 a few months ago. I've read more but all the ones I've read have all been thought provoking.
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