Replica
Readers rate it 3.6 (46 on Hardcover)
544 pages · Released Oct 4, 2016 · HarperCollins
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Replica parent’s guide: what’s inside
LGBTQ+ themes
Substance use
What it offers
A note for parents
Replica is a dual-narrative sci-fi thriller about clones discovering their identities in a dystopian facility, exploring themes of individuality and humanity. The book contains some violence and unsettling institutional abuse scenarios, mild language, and emotional intensity around identity crises and captivity—appropriate for older teens but potentially disturbing for younger readers. Despite dark premises, it ultimately affirms the value of individual identity and human connection.
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236 pages, 284 pages ; 22 cm820L Lexile 236 pages, 284 pages ; 22 cm820L Lexile
Shelved under
- Humanity
- Individuality
- Identity (Psychology)
- Juvenile fiction
- Teenage girls
- nyt:young-adult-hardcover=2016-10-23
- New York Times bestseller
- Children's fiction
- Adolescence, fiction
- Science fiction
- Young adult fiction
- Fiction
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ISBN 9780062394163 · HarperCollins