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Original Title: Burn
ISBN: 1455502995 (ISBN13: 9781455502998)
Edition Language: English
Series: Pure #3
Characters: Pressia Belze, Partridge Willux, Bradwell, Lyda, El Capitan
Setting: Newgrange, County Meath(Ireland) (Pakistan)
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Burn (Pure #3) Hardcover | Pages: 432 pages
Rating: 3.64 | 4525 Users | 667 Reviews

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The stunning conclusion to the trilogy that began with Pure, recommended by People for those who loved The Hunger Games.

With his father now dead, Partridge has assumed leadership of the Dome, one of the last few refuges from the ravaged wastelands of the outside world. At first, Partridge is intent on exposing his father's lies, taking down the rigid order of the Dome, and uniting its citizens with the disfigured Wretches on the outside. But from his new position of power, things are far more complex and potentially dangerous than he could have ever imagined.

On the outside, a band of survivors faces a treacherous journey to Dome. Pressia carries with her the key to salvation. If she can get it to the Dome, the Wretches could one day be healed and everyone might be able to put the horrors of the past behind them. Bradwell, the revolutionary, cannot forgive so easily. Despite Pressia's pleas, he is determined to bring down the Dome and hold its citizens accountable for leaving the rest of the world to burn. El Capitan, the former rebel leader, wants to help Pressia save as many lives as possible--but he's struggling to reconcile his newfound compassion with his vicious past.

As former allies become potential enemies, the fate of the world is more uncertain than ever. Will humanity fall to destruction? Or will a new world rise from the ashes?

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Title:Burn (Pure #3)
Author:Julianna Baggott
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:Special Edition
Pages:Pages: 432 pages
Published:February 4th 2014 by Grand Central Publishing
Categories:Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fantasy

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Here's the synopsis which I got from Amazon.co.uk. I was like, ecstatic when I found it! Hope this helps to relieve the pain a little!:)Inside the Dome, Patridge has taken his father's place as leader of the Pures. His struggle has led him here, intent upon bringing down the Dome from the inside, with the help of a secret resistance force. But things are not as simple from his new position of power and he finds himself tempted by his father's words: perhaps if the world is to survive it needs

We all have those series we think are totally underrated, fly under the radar, and under-appreciated. For me, THIS IS THAT SERIES. I know you guys might be burned out on dystopian. I know that feel, I really do. But trust me when I tell you that The Pure Trilogy by Julianna Baggott is 100% worth your time. Obviously, reviewing the final book in a trilogy is a difficult task. So I'll just brush you up on the premise for the entire series. Here's the gist. There was a detonation that destroyed

2018 - This book is really exhausting. There's just no happiness. Everything bad that could happen happens.***2019 - FINALLY finished this ridiculous book. Goodreads needs to allow 0 star ratings.

Partridge has taken his fathers place in the dome. This is his chance to bring about change. But its not as easy as he seems and whilst separated from his new friends, the tempers in and outside the dome are fraying.Burn highlights how replacing the person at the top doesnt make it easy to change things. There are other people, existing prejudices and instability which means no matter how good your intentions, you might not be able to fix things. It might be a rather bleak story but its a

so bittersweet, the third book in any trilogy.this one ended strong, staying true to the overall story like mike mullin's kick-ass Sunrise, but it also had a couple of things that people who got all mad at Mockingjay and Allegiant are probably going to frown at. decisions are made, cause makes effect, and there's no "next book" to pick up the pieces and make the characters change their minds and soothe the heavy readerly heart.it's post-apocalyptic fiction - did you think it was going to end

This was terrible! The start of this series, was good - not great - but it really had somewhere to go.This could have been so much more.But charters grew, just to be shrunken back to nothingness, plots were build just to be destroyed again. A brilliant idea that just crumbled and died. I was never this disappointed in a series.

21/2/14Ok. Here's part of my more coherent "official" review (full review here)Though Burn doesnt quite meet the sheer perfection of Fuse, Baggots words are once again placed with meticulous care; her world is still darkly gorgeous, if a little more haunting than before. Her characters are more flawed than ever and - for the most part - they are wonderful for it. Something about her writing really draws the reader in, creating a visceral experiencing of the plot that lingers long after you