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The City of Ember Complete Series

The City of Ember Complete Series is a young adult science fiction series that combines elements of mystery, adventure, and dystopian fiction. The series follows the story of a young girl named Lina Mayfleet and her friend Doon Harrow, who live in the underground city of Ember. As they grow up, they discover that Ember is running out of fuel and must find a way to escape before the city is engulfed in darkness. The series explores themes of courage, friendship, and the search for truth amidst a world that is shrouded in mystery. more

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Jeanne DuPrau
Jeanne DuPrau

Jeanne DuPrau is an American science fiction author, best known for her novel 'The Uglies' which is the first book in the 'Uglies' trilogy. The book tells the story of a group of children who rebuild civilization after a nuclear war. more

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“God’s training is for now, not presently. His purpose is for this minute, not for something in the future. we have nothing to do with the afterwards of obedience; we can get it wrong when we think of the afterwards. what men call training and preparation, God calls the end… if we realize that obedience is the end, then each moment is precious.”

“prayer, and only prayer, restores my vision to one that more resembles God's. i awake from blindness to see that wealth lurks as a terrible danger, not a goal worth striving for; that value depends not on race or status but on the image of God every person bears; that no amount of effort to improve physical beauty has much relevance for the world beyond.”

“She closed her eyes and jumped. For a moment she felt herself hang suspended, free of everything. Then gravity took over, and she plunged toward the floor. Instinctively she pulled her arms and legs in, keeping her eyes squeezed shut. The cord pulled taut and she rebounded, flying back up before falling again. As her velocity slowed, she opened her eyes and found herself dangling at the end of the cord, about five feet above Jace. He was grinning. 'Nice', he said. 'As graceful as a falling snowflake.”