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BORN IN FLAMES

by deregulation and accompanying shifts in the economic system, which spurred disinvestment in cities and reshaped the insurance industry, with companies making much of their money by investing customer premiums in stock, bond, and money markets. The 1970s Bronx fires were frequently blamed on tenants, a relatively small number of whom did commit arson, Ansfield writes. But this excellent book delivers the truth about “the burning years.”"

Book Details

Publisher:In the
Published:1970-01-01
Pages:352
Format:paperback
Language:English
ISBN:9781324093

Reading Info

Age Range:12-18

About This Book

This powerful debut novel follows a young woman's journey through a dystopian society where she must navigate oppressive systems while discovering her own revolutionary potential. The narrative blend...

Our Review

This powerful debut novel follows a young woman's journey through a dystopian society where she must navigate oppressive systems while discovering her own revolutionary potential. The narrative blends elements of speculative fiction with sharp social commentary, creating a world that feels both foreign and uncomfortably familiar. Readers will find themselves immersed in a story that challenges conventional thinking about power, resistance, and identity.

What makes this young adult novel particularly compelling is its unflinching examination of systemic injustice through the eyes of a relatable protagonist. The author masterfully balances world-building with character development, ensuring that the political themes never overshadow the personal journey. Teen readers grappling with their place in complex social structures will find both validation and inspiration in these pages, making this dystopian fiction a thought-provoking addition to the genre that lingers long after the final chapter.

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