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The Wanderers: I loved the synopsis and was so looking forward to loving this book. It seemed like it would be an epic tale like The Stand. I got about 20% in and realized it wasn't for me. I was bored. I was also not a fan of being able to tell which way the author leans politically. That turned me off.
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Celine: I really thought I would like this book based on the synopsis. However, I was really bored. The book kept going back to the main character's past and childhood. I couldn't understand why it was pertinent to the story. It just felt like an unnecessary info dump.
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