Christina Dalcher

IN THIS WORLD, PERFECTION IS EVERYTHING 'Terrifyingly plausible' Louise Candlish 'Devastating and brilliant' Woman & Home 'Thought-provoking' Alice Feeney 'Shocking . . . A powerful tale' Cosmopolitan 'Timely' Kia Abdullah

WOULD YOU MAKE THE GRADE? 'Terrifyingly plausible' Louise Candlish 'Devastating and brilliant' Woman & Home 'Thought-provoking' Alice Feeney 'Shocking . . . A powerful tale' Cosmopolitan 'Timely' Kia Abdullah

Lili 

Wish it was longer, feel like there could of been so much more explored.

Annabelle Lamont

READ THIS BOOK. Too real. I laughed. I cried. I gasped in shock and in anger!!!! Worth the hype.

Elena Fairchild is a teacher at one of the state's new elite schools. Her daughters are exactly like her: beautiful, ambitious, and perfect. A good thing, since the recent mandate that's swept the country is all about perfection. Now everyone must undergo routine tests for their quotient, Q, and any children who don't measure up are placed into new government schools. Instead, teachers can focus on the gifted. Elena tells herself it's not about eugenics, not really, but when one of her daughters scores lower than expected and is taken away, she intentionally fails her own test to go with her. But what Elena discovers is far more terrifying than she ever imagined...

Ocean

This is a fascinating dystopian novel that I can totally imagine happening for real, which is pretty scary. The events in this book were awful, and I felt really bad for Freddie and Elena throughout. I absolutely despised Malcolm, he was a horrible man. However, it kinda felt like not a lot happened. Regardless, it was a pretty interesting book and the ending was both sad and pleasing.

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