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Thunderhead
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Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman is the second book in The Arc of a Scythe series, a dystopian trilogy set in a future where death has been conquered, and a group of individuals, known as “scythes,” are tasked with controlling population growth by choosing who lives and who dies. In Thunderhead, the story picks up after the events of Scythe, with two main protagonists—Citra and Rowan—dealing with the consequences of their choices. As they navigate their roles as scythes, a powerful, sentient AI known as the Thunderhead becomes more involved in the world’s balance. The book explores themes of morality, power, free will, and the consequences of technological control, all while building a suspenseful and thought-provoking narrative. The stakes rise as Citra and Rowan face new challenges and conflicts in a society where death, once a natural part of life, is now in the hands of an unpredictable and morally complex system.
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