Delirium (Delirium Trilogy 1)

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Lauren Oliver

**From the bestselling author of Panic, now a major Amazon Prime TV series**'A dystopian Romeo and Juliet story that deserves to be as massive as Twilight' StylistThey say that the cure for love will make me happy and safe forever. And I've always believed them. Until now.There was a time when love was the most important thing in the world. People would go to the end of the earth to find it. They would tell lies for it. Even kill for it.But now love has been declared a dangerous disease. Everyone who turns eighteen must be immunised with a procedure called the Cure. Lena Haloway is looking forward to being able to live the safe, predictable life the government claims the cure will bring. But meeting Alex, an enigmatic boy from the Wilds, might just make her question everything she's been raised to believe. 'One of the most addictive books we've come across in ages . . . from one of the most exciting writers around' Heat

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Author

Lauren Oliver

Pages

400

Publisher

Hodder & Stoughton

Published Date

2011-02-03

ISBN

1444720651 9781444720655

Ratings

Google: 4.5

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"The writing is a little too simple and underdeveloped, as well as the world building. However it’s still an interesting concept and I enjoyed reading! It’s a first book in a series, so be prepared to get left on a cliffhanger. "

Ghostie Gal

"I could not find a good dystopian book that I could really get into, until I read this. My teacher gave it to me and told me it was a story that was “ success even against the odds” I can’t wait to read the second book. And I 💯 percent recommend the book. "

KyKy

"This is so good I love it I can’t wait to finish the series"

"Couldn't put it down. It was amazing and sparked so much emotion. Made me realize how grateful I am to be able to love freely. Ended in a clifferhanger so I immediately picked up the next book. "

Katherine Blake

"I enjoyed this trilogy! I liked the idea behind it, but the writing was a little immature for my taste. I think I would’ve enjoyed it more if I had read it a couple years ago. Definitely a good read for younger high schoolers!"