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Chaos Walking

by Patrick Ness

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  • auxbuss · Feb 16, 2018 · Recommends

    …one of the most interesting young female protags in literature. (This is one of those trilogies that you can reread at different stages of your life and get new things from each time.) Patrick Ness's, Chaos Walking trilogy [2]. (Read the dead tree versions, because the use of typography adds a lot.) Also, checkout Malorie Blackman. You might also want to take a look at the Carnegie Medal longlist [3] (released…

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  • vorticalbox · Nov 15, 2023 · Recommends

    I am the same, I found a book I could hyper focus on. That was the Chaos Walking by Patrick Ness I was so fully pulled into that world I was quite sad once I got to the end because I know I'm not probably never going to find a book like that again. I do this with most texts I have…

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