Flawed

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I have enjoyed Cecelia Ahern novels before, but was hesitant about reading this one, as it is very different than what she has previously written. I was provided an early copy by Macmillan Children's Publishing Group and am happy to say I was pleasantly surprised by this book. Cecelia Ahern said: “ Flawed is one of the most thrilling, blood-pumping, heart-thumping stories I’ve ever written and I’m excited to share Celestine North’s journey with everyone.” About This Edition ISBN: Her rights are stripped and life as she knows it is over. Her long-time boyfriend, Art Crevan, whose father just so happens to be the Judge that sentenced her, has disappeared. The concept is slightly reminding of the Nataniel Hawthorne's A-letter, only taken to new abysmal heights. I don't expect them to show any gratitude for something that should have been said from the beginning."

Soon after this incident, while Celestine is commuting on a bus, she commits an act that ultimately gets her branded as Flawed. Her crime, compassion. Ok, I can see why people would compare it to the Reached series but just because it has a similar base point I find it pretty different. I loved Reached but the last 2 books were horrendous so I hope the sequels will be good on Flawed.

Let us all know that to be human is to be flawed, and let us learn from every mistake made so that we don’t make them again’ Cecilia Ahern, deixou para trás "P.S. Amo-te" e os seus acólitos, para escrever nem imaginam o quê?!... This love story goes deep as everyone except the couple knows that they are destined to be together and they realize the fact after a long journey looking for someone else. The book is a marvel to read and will invigorate your romantic persona for sure.

The Guild- people's body, has only one rule, you will be branded as "FLAWED", if you make ethical or moral mistakes in the society. When you see somwthing, it can't be unseen. When you hear a sound, it can't be unheard. I know, deep down, that this evening I have learned something that cam never be unlearned” Thanks to Netgalley for providing an advance copy in exchange for an honest review. I thoroughly enjoyed these books they were great fun with a moral aside.

Ono što sam učinila za Claytona Byrnea u autobusu nije bilo s namjerom da upropastim svoj život, odluku sam donijela na temelju uvjerenja da je ono što je tome prethodilo bilo nehumano. Ono što vi smatrate nesavršenostima, suče Crevane, ja smatram prednostima.” It was like a CW show, and I mean that in the best way, easy and addicting. The pace was fast and information revealed to you just when you needed it to be. Em graus que se ordenam numa escala invisível mas latente, concebida por um ser perfeito, contudo inexistente. But anyway, does that make sense to anyone? How freaking impossible to enforce that? Who would even want to live in a world like that? Sinning and making mistakes is fun, guys! And we have never, ever, EVER been able to hold our governmental leaders responsible for their idiocy, and I don't think we can in another version of the future. This book's premise is just silly.

This had one of the most brutal dystopian settings I have ever read. Can you imagine a world where you are punished for making the first ever mistake? And not just for a duration, but your entire life. This Celestine North's life. Being perfect and flawless..This is what she has become. Obviously we know this can't last long, she ends up making a mistake in public for all the world to witness and the consequences are fast and fierce. But other plans are forced into play and she ends up being set as an example. Will she be able to overcome these challenges or will it ultimately kill her?Mlada irska autorica Cecelia Ahern kraljica je suvremenih bajki. Njezine knjige ljubavne tematike postigle su kultni status gotovo od samih početaka. I kod nas je izuzetno popularna, stoga ćete nerijetko vidjeti da čitateljice opsesivno skupljaju baš svaku njenu knjigu. This is an interesting dystopian setting where any “flaw” in behavior gets you permanently branded and cast out in society, a la the “A” in “The Scarlet Letter.” Celestine starts out dating the son of one of the behavioral judges, but after she helps an elderly man on a bus who happens to be “flawed” she is cast out as well. Very engaging writing and excellent pacing. She and her books have won numerous awards, including the Irish Book Award for Popular Fiction for The Year I Met You. She has published several novels and contributed a number of short stories to various anthologies. Ahern also created and produced the ABC comedy Samantha Who? starring Christina Applegate. The author's writing is excellent and flawless, unlike the title of the book! The narrative is enchanting that kept me glued to the heart of the story. The scenes are written with lots of description and it feels like the scenes are unrolling right in front of my eyes and the POV of Celestine put me into her shoes that let me peek inside her perfect mind. The pacing is really fast as the story is paced with thrilling events and complicated challenges.