Hachette Children's Group The Darkest Legacy Book 4 by Alexandra Bracken - A Darkest Minds Novel - YA Dystopian Paperback - Ages 12+
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Hachette Children's Group The Darkest Legacy Book 4 by Alexandra Bracken - A Darkest Minds Novel - YA Dystopian Paperback - Ages 12+

The Darkest Legacy is the fourth novel in Alexandra Bracken's New York Times bestselling Darkest Minds series. It follows spokesperson-turned-fugitive Zu Kimura as she fights to clear her name and protect the Psi community. This paperback edition is a thrilling continuation of the series, packed with resistance, rebellion, and high-stakes intrigue in a dystopian near-future America. It's been five years since the destruction of the rehabilitation camps that once imprisoned Zu and her friends, but the battle for Psi rights is far from over. Seventeen-year-old Suzume 'Zu' Kimura has stepped into the role of spokesperson for the interim government, campaigning for the rights of the young people once persecuted simply for having powers. Yet even without the camps, prejudice and fear still linger, making Zu's mission all the more challenging. This gripping novel is perfect for teen and young adult readers who loved the earlier books or the film adaptation.

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Hachette Children's Group The Darkest Legacy Book 4 by Alexandra Bracken - A Darkest Minds Novel - YA Dystopian Paperback - Ages 12+

The Darkest Legacy is the fourth novel in Alexandra Bracken's New York Times bestselling Darkest Minds series. It follows spokesperson-turned-fugitive Zu Kimura as she fights to clear her name and protect the Psi community. This paperback edition is a thrilling continuation of the series, packed with resistance, rebellion, and high-stakes intrigue in a dystopian near-future America. It's been five years since the destruction of the rehabilitation camps that once imprisoned Zu and her friends, but the battle for Psi rights is far from over. Seventeen-year-old Suzume 'Zu' Kimura has stepped into the role of spokesperson for the interim government, campaigning for the rights of the young people once persecuted simply for having powers. Yet even without the camps, prejudice and fear still linger, making Zu's mission all the more challenging. This gripping novel is perfect for teen and young adult readers who loved the earlier books or the film adaptation.

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