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In the final installation in the Hybrid Chronicles--bound to captivate fans of Ally Condie, Lauren Oliver, and Scott Westerfeld--Addie and Eva must come to terms with sharing a body as they fight for lasting change and hybrid freedom. Addie and Eva barely survived the explosion at the Powatt institution, but they refuse to sit still as the nation ripples with rebellion. When an ambitious reporter offers Addie and Eva the chance to go undercover and film the wretched conditions of a hybrid institution, the girls jump at the chance to once again take part in the fight for hybrid freedom. As Eva and Addie walk into danger, they cling to each other and the hope of a better future. But the price they might pay is higher than they ever could have imagined.

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Uniquely imagined Zhang s prose is lovely, and the plot is compelling to the last page.--School Library Journal

An intriguing depiction of sibling relationships and the challenges of learning to live as distinct, though not physically separate, individuals.--Booklist

the siblings' desire for autonomy is intriguing, as is the exploration of the politics of enacting change. --Booklist Online A satisfying conclusion that examines the power of story and what it means to be human. --School Library Journal A deeply original tale of longing for identity; so skillfully crafted, the words float above the page.--Lissa Price, international bestselling author of STARTERS Praise for ONCE WE WERE: Lovely, atmospheric storytelling...Zhang has envisioned a complex, unique world and deftly brings it to life. --School Library Journal Praise for WHAT'S LEFT OF ME: A shockingly unique story that redefines what it means to be human. --Lauren DeStefano, NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author of WITHER Zhang's concept is original and provocative; the deep bond between Eva and Addie (the shifts between I, we, and she in Eva's narration are especially haunting) and the mystery about why their society is so desperate to 'fix' hybrids are riveting.--Publishers Weekly (starred review) continues the series' often thought-provoking exploration of individuality, oppression, and empowerment. --Booklist Zhang deftly portrays the horrors of institutional life, and her writing shines. --Kirkus Reviews An unsettling dystopian adventure of two souls trapped in a single body.--Kirkus Reviews Zhang's precise prose skillfully delineates Eva's unique first-person point of view, and the sisters' intense relationship continues to be deeply compelling...fans will have plenty of reasons to be impatient for the third book in the series.--Kirkus Reviews

A satisfying conclusion that examines the power of story and what it means to be human. --School Library Journal Zhang deftly portrays the horrors of institutional life, and her writing shines. --Kirkus Reviews continues the series' often thought-provoking exploration of individuality, oppression, and empowerment. --Booklist Praise for ONCE WE WERE: Lovely, atmospheric storytelling...Zhang has envisioned a complex, unique world and deftly brings it to life. --School Library Journal Zhang's precise prose skillfully delineates Eva's unique first-person point of view, and the sisters' intense relationship continues to be deeply compelling...fans will have plenty of reasons to be impatient for the third book in the series.--Kirkus Reviews the siblings' desire for autonomy is intriguing, as is the exploration of the politics of enacting change. --Booklist Online Praise for WHAT'S LEFT OF ME: A shockingly unique story that redefines what it means to be human. --Lauren DeStefano, NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author of WITHER A deeply original tale of longing for identity; so skillfully crafted, the words float above the page.--Lissa Price, international bestselling author of STARTERS An unsettling dystopian adventure of two souls trapped in a single body.--Kirkus Reviews Uniquely imagined...Zhang's prose is lovely, and the plot is compelling to the last page.--School Library Journal An intriguing depiction of sibling relationships and the challenges of learning to live as distinct, though not physically separate, individuals.--Booklist Zhang's concept is original and provocative; the deep bond between Eva and Addie (the shifts between I, we, and she in Eva's narration are especially haunting) and the mystery about why their society is so desperate to 'fix' hybrids are riveting.--Publishers Weekly (starred review)

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Kat Zhang is an avid traveler, and after a childhood spent living in one book after another, she now builds stories for other people to visit, including the Hybrid Chronicles.

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