I think I have seen that one

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Are these popular? My kid’s obsessed. He’s doing a chronological read through of all the media. (The neurodivergent apple doesn’t fall far)

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It’s a corpo novel series written by a collective hired by HarperCollins. They’re owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, but I haven’t heard anything problematic with the series.

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Relatively popular.

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Good question! I don’t have a good sense of how well known they are, they were a hit in the household though

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Eragon

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My first thought was “this is a meme about Eragon”

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I’m literally on book 1 chapter 6 “Awakening” in audiobook form as I saw this lol

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“You see, we separated our society into a bunch of different, color-coded, castes…”

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Fucking stupid shit, would never happen in real life.

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Literally (part of) the plot of the Red Rising series.

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Let me guess, some guy in the Red caste Rises? How bloodydamn stupid!

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Aside from that, the series is surprisingly good. Its a far cry from most dystopia I’ve read thus far, a much more realistic depiction of revolution imo.

Edit: just registered the reference, disregard.

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All managed, of course, by Friend Computer.

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And there is a dark secret regarding our color coded and computer led society, but I, your lovable oafish guide to this world, couldn’t possibly know what that is.

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Animorphs was definitely in this category.

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I never had the opportunity to read warrior cats in my childhood. Is the series still worth reading as an adult?

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My grandmother used to tell me stories about the old days…

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