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"Another part of my big three dystopian books is the Divergent Trilogy, which now has a fourth edition to it, one of my favorites. The plot explores the futuristic city of Chicago where at the age of 16, people have to choose their faction groups and become part of that, irrespective of where your families are. In the book, the protagonist, Beatrice Pryor, I find myself someone who feels like she'll never fit in, but later goes on to become one of the leading members of the revolt."
"Another part of my big three dystopian books is the Divergent Trilogy, which now has a fourth edition to it, one of my favorites. The plot explores the futuristic city of Chicago where at the age of 16, people have to choose their faction groups and become part of that, irrespective of where your families are. In the book, the protagonist, Beatrice Pryor, I find myself someone who feels like she'll never fit in, but later goes on to become one of the leading members of the revolt."
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"Another part of my big three dystopian books is the Divergent Trilogy, which now has a fourth edition to it, one of my favorites. The plot explores the futuristic city of Chicago where at the age of 16, people have to choose their faction groups and become part of that, irrespective of where your families are. In the book, the protagonist, Beatrice Pryor, I find myself someone who feels like she'll never fit in, but later goes on to become one of the leading members of the revolt."
"Another part of my big three dystopian books is the Divergent Trilogy, which now has a fourth edition to it, one of my favorites. The plot explores the futuristic city of Chicago where at the age of 16, people have to choose their faction groups and become part of that, irrespective of where your families are. In the book, the protagonist, Beatrice Pryor, I find myself someone who feels like she'll never fit in, but later goes on to become one of the leading members of the revolt."