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Wither By Lauren Destefano
In Wither by Lauren DeStefano, scientists create a perfect and healthy first generation, but that generation’s kids die at 20 if they are a girl and 25 if they are a boy. Only half of the United States is left after war and it is the only continent left. Rhine and Rowan Ellery are twins whose parents died when the laboratory they worked at to find a cure was bombed. Rhine is gathered and forced to marry Linden Ashby, son of scientist, Vaughan Ashby (DeStefano). This strange scenario brings Rhine and her two sister wives to become unlikely friends (DeStefano). This book is interesting very realistic and makes you wonder what the future will be like.

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