I am currently reading the book Matched by Ally Condie! So far the book is great! Do you guys have any other recommended Dystopian books? If so, then make sure to comment down below! Happy Reading!!!
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From the team that brought you the hit podcast comes a deluxe boxed set of the first three Greeking Out books. They have colorful illustrated stories of heroes, monsters, and gods from Greece and around the globe, real facts about ancient life, and cheeky commentary from the all-knowing Oracle of Wi-Fi. These books are laugh-out-loud fun, and you might even learn something!
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Oh, i really like Matched! Here are some I think you'd like: Red Queen, Hunger Games, Maze Runner.
I love that series!! Um, my all time favorite dystopian is the Divergent series, but I don't know, maybe you've already read that?? I also love the Lunar Chronicles :)
I also love the Divergent series!! Well, all except for book 3.
The Hunger Games, Divergent, The Maze Runner, and the Fog Diver are great, but my personal favorite Dystopian/futuristic books are the Lunar Chronicles
I've also read Fog Diver! Great book!
The Lunar Chronicles is a great dystopian book series, if you haven't yet read it. I also loved Matched 😉
I'll try it then!
i need it for my sister she watches people read to her so i need this book so i can suprise her thats why i need this book for my sister
Cool!
The colours red, purple, pink, marigold (or yellow) and orange represent these: Red- blood and life. Purple- mourning, grief and suffering. Pink- bubbly color signifies happiness. Marigolds/Orange – people spread petals from these round, yellow-orange flowers to guide spirits of loved ones to the celebration.
That last one is from the Day of the Dead
Facts about Dia de los Muertos: (I recommend to watch Coco) 1. The Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos is an ever-evolving holiday that traces its earliest roots to the Aztec people in what is now central Mexico. The Aztecs used skulls to honor the dead a millennium before the Day of the Dead celebrations emerged. ... The same happened on November 1 to honor children who had died. 2. Only 10 countries that celebrate Dia de los Muertos. 3. It's a celebration of Life, not Death. 4. The Dead come to join the party (even though we can't see them). 5. Xoloitzcuintli and Butterflies are VERY important symbols for Dia de los Muertos.
Happy Dia de los Muertos!!!!!💀🟥🟪🏳⚧(just pretend it's a pink banner decoration)🟨🟧
You too!
Happy Day of the Dead!