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Flawed by Cecelia Ahern follows 17-year-old Celestine, who lives in a society where individuals deemed morally imperfect are branded as Flawed and discriminated against. After helping an elderly Flawed man, Celestine is branded herself and realizes the system is unjust. As she becomes a symbol of hope for the Pro-Flawed movement, she grapples with her new identity and fights against the oppressive regime. Descriptions of discrimination against individuals.
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Flawed by Cecelia Ahern has been praised for its engaging dystopian premise and strong, relatable protagonist, appealing to young adult readers. However, some critics note that the plot can be predictable and the themes heavy-handed. Overall, it is considered a compelling read with thought-provoking social commentary, despite some formulaic elements.
Readers who enjoy Flawed by Cecelia Ahern are typically fans of dystopian young adult fiction with strong moral themes. They would also appreciate the societal critique and personal growth found in books like The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and Divergent by Veronica Roth. These readers are often drawn to narratives featuring courageous protagonists challenging unjust systems.
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Celestine’s grandfather and a vocal critic of the Guild, whose ideas initially cause tension within the family but later influence Celestine's perspective on morality and justice.
Celestine’s older sister, known for her rebellious spirit and distinct fashion choices, whose complex relationship with Celestine includes admiration, criticism, and evolving dynamics.
The influential head of the Guild and father of Celestine’s boyfriend, Art, initially seen as amiable but crucial in overseeing the controversial Flawed trials.
A young man Celestine meets while awaiting trial, nicknamed “Soldier” for his strong presence and shared circumstances, indicating a connection that develops throughout the story.
Celestine’s boyfriend, characterized by his carefree nature and charming looks, who experiences a conflict between loyalty to Celestine and his father, Judge Crevan.
A Guild journalist tasked with documenting the Flawed cases, who becomes increasingly involved in investigating the truth and showcasing a more genuine and supportive side.
384
Novel • Fiction
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Fantasy•
RomanceDystopian Future
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Community•
Justice2016
Feiwel & Friends
YA
14-18 years
760L
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