Linh Cinder Book Review

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The book was written by Marissa Meyer. Never have I read a book like this; I think its something I wouldn’t read again, but I would recommend this book to anyone who likes science fiction. Young adults can read this book, and scientist would read it. Me personally, I don’t really like books that be making up events, but something had me thing about this book. The title makes me think about what the book is about to be like. When I came across the book and saw the title, it sparked my interest. The book fit the title well. The book had 5 main characters. Linh Cinder is a young female cyborg, crazy right. Prince Kaito is a man who meets Cinder when he is taking his personal android to get repaired. Dr. Erland is a fugitive who works in the

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