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Arc of a Scythe Box Set

by Neal Shusterman (author)

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Fancy a job as the Grim Reaper? In a future without war or sickness, the scythes decide who lives or dies. Citra and Rowan live in a world with no disease, war or crime. Perfect! There’s nothing left to die of. That leaves just one teensy problem: people. Too many people! Which is where the scythes come in. State-appointed assassins, they randomly kill – or ‘glean’ – their victims to keep the population down. But who’d want a job like that? The trouble is, you don’t pick this job. It chooses you. And unless you’re the best there is, you’ll get gleaned too…

The complete box set of Neal Shusterman’s acclaimed trilogy

A chilling dystopian fantasy for fans of The Hunger Games

By the New York Times bestselling author of the Unwind series

Asks disturbing questions about the price of a perfect world

Neal Shusterman is a US National Book Award winner

This box set contains the whole Arc of a Scythe trilogy: Scythe, The Toll and Thunderhead.

“Elegant and elegiac, brooding but imbued with gallows humor, Shusterman’s dark tale thrusts realistic, likeable teens into a surreal situation and raises deep philosophic questions. A thoughtful and thrilling story of life, death, and meaning.” Kirkus

Please note this book contains mature language and content more appropriate for older readers.