Matched
In a tightly controlled future, a teen girl’s perfect match is disrupted, pushing her toward forbidden feelings and doubt.
First published 2010 · Matched
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Story
Cassia lives in a society that assigns nearly every part of life, including work, food, and partners, in the name of safety and order. She expects to be matched with her best friend, but a second face appears and unsettles her certainty.
As Cassia begins to question the system, she is pulled between two boys and between obedience and the possibility of a different life. Poetry, art, and hidden information become part of how she starts to see her world differently.
The story follows her gradual awakening inside a heavily controlled future where even small choices matter. The ending leaves room for larger changes to come, with conflict still building beyond this first book.
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Details
- Authors
- Ally Condie
- First published
- 2010
- Genres
- Young Adult, Dystopia, Romance, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Teen, Futuristic
- Subjects
- Young adult fiction · Fantasy · Juvenile fiction · Mate selection · Fiction · Self-realization · Triangles (Interpersonal relations) · Marriage · Dystopias · Resistance to Government · Reading Level-Grade 7 · Reading Level-Grade 9 · Reading Level-Grade 8 · Reading Level-Grade 11 · Reading Level-Grade 10 · Reading Level-Grade 12 · Children's fiction · Interpersonal relations, fiction · Marriage, fiction · Fantasy fiction · Social control · Interpersonal relations · nyt:chapter-books=2010-12-19 · New York Times bestseller · Young women · Adventure and adventurers · Families · Love · YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Dystopian · YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Politics & Government · YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Romance · nyt:paperback_books=2011-09-17 · Spanish language materials · Large type books · Adolescence · Amour · Liberté
- ISBN-13
- 9780525423645
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