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Title	:	Dissidence (Dissidence #1)
Author	:	Jamie Canosa
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 364 pages
Published	:	November 26th 2012 by Prose by Design (first published November 25th 2012)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Dystopia. Young Adult. Apocalyptic. Post Apocalyptic

Dissidence (Dissidence #1)

Jamie Canosa

Paperback | Pages: 364 pages

Rating: 3.8 | 314 Users | 33 Reviews

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In dystopian America, sixteen-year-old Kaleigh finds out quickly what having a big mouth and not enough brains to keep it shut can earn you. A one-way ticket to the work camps that no one even knows exists.

Nuclear war has ravished the nation, and a century later, the survivors are living in an entirely new world. In a society where everything is decided for you, from where you work to who you marry, dissidence is not taken lightly.

But, even inside the camps, Kaleigh’s fiery spirit refuses to be extinguished. In a single moment of defiance, she manages to spark a riot that ignites into a full-blown rebellion.

With growing numbers counting on her, not just for their freedom, but for their very lives, two different boys vying for her heart, and trouble brewing from within the camp itself, can Kaleigh find a way to step up and become the leader everyone is counting on her to be, or will even the most carefully laid plans come crashing down around her?

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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Dissidence #1

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Ratings: 3.8 From 314 Users | 33 Reviews

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I've been meaning to review this for a couple days, but life isn't awesome right at this moment. I've finished two more books since I finished this one, so hopefully I can remember enough to review properly. Dissidence is set in the US, over a hundred years in the future. After a nuclear war - World War III, I assume, since Kaleigh briefly mentions World War IV being a possible outcome of her rebellion - the US is split into 26 colonies, A through Z. The government controls major life decisions

We meet Kaleigh. She has had to learn to survive in the world all by herself at a young age without her parents. Kaleigh lives in a society where everything is decided for you. She is strong and independent and has one friend, Peter. Peter is loyal and just everything wonderful. In this society, everyone on their 16th birthday gets a card where they are informed of the name of their mate that has been chosen for them. Kaleigh gets the name of her mate the day after her 16th birthday. Even though

Check out the book tour, click banner below to read all about it, and enter the giveaway!! 8 Chapters can be read for free as well. Come on by. 5 out of 5 BIG stars from me!I see this amazing dystopian to be the next big thing. Fans of Divergent and Hunger Games will fall in love with this book! I will say, the ending will absolutely shake you to your core! I am glad there will be another book, or I would have been very upset! This book was all sorts of amazing, and I am still in shock!This

I love this book!It sort of reminds me of the Divergent series, but totally different. I love the characters' development. I would certainly recommend one of the production companies make a movie of this series. Kudos Jamie Canosa!

I started reading this book late at night on Jamie's Facebook and two hours later I had to buy it so I could read it on the go. I find myself wanting to reread it already just so I know I haven't missed a thing about it. The lead character has such a laugh out loud sass about her that I adore and a natural strength that isn't often found in female characters. Every character was put together perfectly, I love them and love to hate a few. The story flows so quick, smooth and natural and the only

I really enjoyed this book. I loved the way that the story flowed, how the characters interacted and how it made me feel. That's usually how I rate a book. Based on the feelings it invokes in me. And this invoked great feelings. If you haven't read it, I highly recommend it. Also, check out her other works. You won't be disappointed

YA dystopian novel that kept me riveted from beginning to end. The main characters and plot are well developed, and the story moves along non-stop. The author concentrates on the post-societal realities of the story, without getting preachy about the whys of the world's downfall -- no political or moral preaching, which is very refreshing. Highly recommended!