Flawed

ByCecelia Ahern

Release Date: 2016-04-05
Genre: Dystopian Fiction for Young Adults

Score: 4.5

4.5

From 49 Ratings

Description

In a society where perfection is demanded and mistakes are punished, one young woman dares to defy the system and fight for her freedom.

Bestselling author Cecelia Ahern makes her breathtaking young adult debut with Flawed, a gripping dystopian tale set in a world where obedience is paramount and rebellion is met with severe consequences.

Celestine North has the perfect life. A model daughter and sister, well-liked by classmates and teachers, and dating the charming Art Crevan, she embodies the ideal citizen. But when faced with a moral dilemma, Celestine makes an instinctive decision that shatters her flawless facade.

Now, she confronts a nightmarish reality. Imprisonment. Branding. Being labeled FLAWED. In a society that demands perfection, Celestine's defiance could cost her everything. Yet she stands firm in her convictions, ready to fight for her beliefs - no matter the price.

Thought-provoking and emotionally charged, Flawed is a must-read for fans of dystopian YA fiction. Perfect for teen readers and adults alike, this compelling story of courage and resilience will leave you eager for the next installment.

Reviews

Foreshadowing
4
By Haukea
A quick and entertaining read that is almost eerily predicting political changes in the US that were beginning as it was published.

Cautionary tale of why letting a select group decide moral behavior for the masses leads to injustice to everyone.
Flawed A Novel
5
By Vero.topi_77
One of my favorite books ever!!! 100% recommend
Amazing
5
By A.Awesomeness
I tend to get bored of books easily and never finish them. I finished flawed, however, in less than a week. Amazing book. Amazing.
Common sense, Celestine.
3
By ✨M O O N W A T C H E R✨
The book was interesting and intriguing, I’ll admit. But, I think Celestine made a really bad decision that totally could have been prevented. On the bus, Art was telling her to not help the old man, and he told her what would happen. And yet she still did. I understand that it may have been the right choice on our standards, but in their world, it wasn’t. You help a Flawed, you are a Flawed. So, Celestine kept blaming everyone for her becoming Flawed and getting branded, when really, she should be blaming herself.

But, other than Celestine’s complete lack of common sense, the book is good. A bit predictable, but good.
Gravitating
5
By nattatatsays
I’m a teen, I don’t read a whole lot, but this book I literally never wanted to stop reading. Something about the story just made me feel for Celestine and I was sad when the book came to an end. It’s similar to the hunger games and divergent, but unique in it’s own concepts and plot. Seriously, it’s definitely worth the read.
I cannot wait for the sequel!
5
By T14J57
Cecelia Ahern writes another great book. This one had a different vibe than all her other books though, and I was drawn to it because of that. This book explores the themes of mystery and crime, and then leaves you at an exciting cliffhanger in the end. Like the title says, I absolutely cannot wait for the sequel!