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Original Title:	Uglies, The Collector's Set (Uglies, #1-4)
ISBN:	1416971203 (ISBN13: 9781416971207)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Uglies #1-4

Uglies, The Collector's Set (Uglies #1-4)

Scott Westerfeld

Paperback | Pages: 1680 pages

Rating: 4.23 | 7845 Users | 258 Reviews

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Title	:	Uglies, The Collector's Set (Uglies #1-4)
Author	:	Scott Westerfeld
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 1680 pages
Published	:	October 6th 2009 by Simon Pulse
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fantasy

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When these books first came out, I was reluctant to read them. I suspected that - because of the covers - the books were the type of books I didn't care to read: stories of preppy, perfect girls and rejects. I had read Westerfeld's series The Midnighters, but none of his other series. A year after I read The Midnighters, I finally took Uglies out from the library with a sense of 'what the hell, I have nothing else to read.' Within the first few pages, I was drawn into a story of not only interesting characters, but a world I wish actually existed. To me, the worlds feel like a video game. There's the straight passage that gets you through the level's quickest, but there's also hidden areas for side games that you want to explore before you get to the end. When I finished the series, I wanted more. Not with the characters, but with the world itself. I enjoyed the way each character is written. I don't necessarily like the main characters throughout the series, but I appreciate the way they were written. Tally Youngblood, for example. I enjoyed her character in the beginning, but - per the story line - her personality changed with each book. It was consistent, and accurate with the world, but at the same time, I grew to dislike her personality, but NOT her as a character. Westerfeld wrote each character in a way that you could truly appreciate each one. In fact, when one died, I was so upset that I spent two whole weeks debating whether or not the last book was even worth reading because I knew that character wouldn't be in it and I was so upset about their death. I ended up opening to a random page to skim and found that the author had unknowingly preyed on my love of anything Japanese, for the characters in the last book are, indeed, Japanese. Mentally shaking my fist at Mr. Westerfeld, I took it up and instantly fell in love with the world he writes all over again. The world leaves you day dreaming for eye scanners and your very own hover cam named Moggle. The world of EXTRAS was most definitely my favorite, but the little things in the first three that make you think on how our own world - the world of the Rusties - truly is. They give a whole new outlook on 'beauty' and the way someone who does not live like us would really see us. Absolutely fascinating. I highly recommend this series for anyone who enjoys reading and entering new worlds.

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For every book we read during the book club, one of our book club members will write a review. This way anyone who couldnt be there, can still join in with the fun! Our eleventh YA book is the Uglies Quartet by Scott Westerfeld and the review is written by Gwen Kerkhof Mogot.Scott Westerfelds The Uglies Quartet, a classic in the YA-dystopian genre, was our summer read. I added the four books to my pile of Holiday Reads and the promising blurb Before The Hunger Games there was Uglies lured me

I don't think the fourth book was as necessary, but still loved them.

Quite a nice quick read with tons of social/moral and ethical questions raised. I want call it on a similar level of Orwell's "1984" but with a strong focus for YA readers and not nearly quite as dark or hopeless.Uglies: A little slow start on this one and the "teenage" babble was a little tedious at first and then I realize that was the whole plan. Make the reader so bombarded with Tally's quest to be pretty that when truth and reality hit her it crashed her entire world and forced her to see

Best series I have ever read.

i liked the series and was glad i read it.

I am torn between 3 and 4 stars, so I will be generous and round up to 4 because I did really enjoy reading them. I am rating them altogether instead of seperately because I read them so quickly that they are pretty much just one book in my head. They weren't groundbreaking, but they were fun, interesting, quick, easy books to read.

OH......MY........GOOGILY-MOOGILY!!!! WHY DID HE STOP AFTER FOUR BOOKS?!? THESE BOOK WERE AWESOME! IT AMAZING HOW HE ADDED IN VERSIONS OF THE PAST AND THE NEW FUTURE! THESE BOOKS GOT ME SOOOO ADDICTED TO THEM THAT WHEN I FINSHED ONE (WHICH TOOK ME ABOUT TWO DAYS) I WOULD NEARLY HAV A PANIC ATTACK TO GET TO THE NEXT ONE. I WAS BUMMED OUT ONCE I FOUND OUT THAT THERE WERE ONLY 4 BOOKS THOUGH. THE FIRST 3 BOOKS ARE ABOUT TALLY AND HOW SHE WENT THROUGH 3 TRANSFORMATIONS AND STILL MANAGES TO BE A