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Title	:	Truancy City (Truancy #2)
Author	:	Isamu Fukui
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 381 pages
Published	:	November 13th 2012 by Tor Teen
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Young Adult. Dystopia. Fiction

Truancy City (Truancy #2)

Isamu Fukui

Hardcover | Pages: 381 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 176 Users | 20 Reviews

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If I had to choose three words to describe this book: grisly, graphic, and overwhelming. It reads like an action movie in sexual content, violence, and fight scenes. The whole thing was a bit much. (view spoiler)[There's constant war in the beginning, more war, deaths, and sexy stuff in the middle, even MORE in the latter parts, and then to top it all off, the City gets nuked. Need a quick ending? Nuke 'em! Granted, a large portion of citizens escape, but still. Also, Zen being Umasi's kid? Saw THAT coming a mile off. (hide spoiler)] This book, after throwing unnecessary content at me, left me with an exhausted mind. And not in a good way, like when you finish Lord of the Rings---it's the kind of feeling that you get after watching John Wick---endless slaughter, no letting up.
And while Isamu again impressed me with his writing and ability to tie everything together in the finale---yes, I read this within 24 hours, his writing is great but his content is not---I can't honestly recommend this to anyone. Go watch Rogue One instead---it's less violent and more entertaining. And that's SAYIN' somethin'!
And, I'm sorry, but the concept of the Cities and Isamu's criminalization of schooling just didn't go over well with me. It seems like he only went to high school (which is like riding a bike, except the bike's on fire, and the ground's on fire, because it's hell) and experienced the worst time of his life and decided to write a book about it---and then a few more! An imbalanced view, and the feeling is intensified in the dedication when he dedicates the book to "all the educators who earned my respect against all odds." ??!?!? Seriously? Is he THAT against the education system? I can understand disliking the idea of school (I dislike the idea myself, in fact---especially high school and elementary), but still. If he made a whopper of a book, where things made sense, then I'd be a little easier on him, but he didn't. He's got a bizarre point of view.
And then the story---there's endless, ENDLESS fighting (rebels vs. empire) only to find out that (view spoiler)[the empire is actually GOOD and it's the empire's daddy, the Big Bad Government, that they have to worry about. So all the blood, gore, and death was for nothing?! (hide spoiler)] A bunch of fight scenes over and over, punctuated with calmer reflections or sexual content, which immediately lead back to huge battles. And the characters' motives---and I mean ALL the characters' motives---seemed to be determined by other people. One guy wanted revenge on someone for someone else, another guy wanted to protect someone for some reason, this girl want to save someone else---like, what?! Don't they have ANY personal interest at all? Are they all a bunch of tragic, occasionally psychotic heroes?
Really, only read this if you read books 0 and 1 and want to know how things end. But other than that . . . eh.

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ISBN:	0765322633 (ISBN13: 9780765322630)
Edition Language:	English URL http://us.macmillan.com/truancycity/IsamuFukui
Series:	Truancy #2

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oh man how can one book hurt someone so muchthis has the typical dystopia 3rd book feel where everything is an all out warbut this was done so well and the characters are all so complex and AHmilady like that was the biggest plot twist ever i dont think i could have ever predicted that happening like man you immediately knew who the dad was but MAN did i not see that coming noni my child i just want to put you somewhere safeZEN

Honestly one of the best books I have ever read!!!

Amazing!!! I cried at the end. I also gave this series the song iridescent by Linkin Park.

Isamu Fukui is a student at New York University in New York City. His first novel, Truancy, was published to rave reviews and garnered significant publicity, including two interviews on National Public Radio and features in The New York Daily News and Esquire.com.

A satisfying action-packed conclusion to a great YA trilogy, especially for guys.

For all of the people who say Fukui can't write... I'm assuming you think Twilight is a literary masterpiece, so I'm just going to ignore you. Fukui managed to take his action film plot and incorporate truths about love, revenge, and the role of government in society. The plot developed well and the ending was bittersweet and reflective. As this is a mostly character-centered book I will say my biggest thoughts on each of the major characters:Cross: A boy haunted by his past who starts out with

If I had to choose three words to describe this book: grisly, graphic, and overwhelming. It reads like an action movie in sexual content, violence, and fight scenes. The whole thing was a bit much. (view spoiler)[There's constant war in the beginning, more war, deaths, and sexy stuff in the middle, even MORE in the latter parts, and then to top it all off, the City gets nuked. Need a quick ending? Nuke 'em! Granted, a large portion of citizens escape, but still. Also, Zen being Umasi's kid? Saw