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Variant! Written by international award winning author Robison wells, this book is a story of a seventeen year old foster boy who had an opportunity to go to Maxfield Academy. But Benson didn`t know that this school has cameras everywhere from the bathroom to dorms to hallways and also razor-wire fence that makes it impossible to run away. This novel is driven by its crazy characters. They are so much into detail that you feel like you are in the book. All the struggle to care for each other and hate each other and parts is incredible and also emotional.
Benson Fischer is seventeen years old that really wanted to go to a good school. Then he had a chance for a scholarship at Maxfiled academy. He takes the chance and get in, what he doesn`t know are all the rules and what it feels like to be living in there. There are three main gangs at Maxfield Academy: Society (those who play by rules), Havoc (those who want power), Variant (those who want to escape). The only problem to escape is that no one ever has escaped. Many attempted but all of them have failed to escape. Due to that they most probably got into detention. Detention is when you go to a special room at night and you are not there in the morning. Many kids say that they have saw blood in that
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There is calm moment in the beginning it just hops right in the story. In fact the roller coaster analogy is great to describe how the book is written. There were times where my jaw hit the floor and there were also times where my stomach didn’t feel good by all the fascinating things that happened in the book. There are all kinds of twists and turns. And then when you just have figured the book out another turn pops right in the book. There were some shocking details in the book. Benson`s reactions were great enough to keep the reader on his side of view. Sometimes he was a little annoying but in the situation it was

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