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This book uncovers an unnerving dystopian world where beautyis mandatory and enforced by the state. To become pretty you must undergosurgery at the age of 16. The story's protagonist, Tally, could not have beenmore excited about the day she finally became a “Pretty”. Following a chanceencounter with a group of rebels, Tally begins to question everything shethought she knew about her life. She rebels against the state and its imposedconformity,  an “Ugly”

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