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The Parlor
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The Parlor

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The Parlor is a futuristic novel that explores a world in which males and females live completely separated in order to achieve permanent peace and prosperity. Readers dive into this progressive society through the eyes of Andrea, an eighteen-year-old girl who is about to come face to face with a man for the first time in a mandatory meeting. Once Andrea meets a male, she discovers that this civilization isn’t as perfect as it seems from his point of view. In a struggle to find the truth, Andrea must choose if she wants to forget all that she has learned or act on the humanity that she feels inside.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Audrey Stevens
Date
13 June 2019
Pages
194
ISBN
9781643881355

The Parlor is a futuristic novel that explores a world in which males and females live completely separated in order to achieve permanent peace and prosperity. Readers dive into this progressive society through the eyes of Andrea, an eighteen-year-old girl who is about to come face to face with a man for the first time in a mandatory meeting. Once Andrea meets a male, she discovers that this civilization isn’t as perfect as it seems from his point of view. In a struggle to find the truth, Andrea must choose if she wants to forget all that she has learned or act on the humanity that she feels inside.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Audrey Stevens
Date
13 June 2019
Pages
194
ISBN
9781643881355