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Malorie Blackman
ISBN 9780241443996
Rs. 720
Puffin
Endgame
Who it's for: Readers of the Noughts & Crosses series and fans of YA fiction
Endgame delivers the powerful conclusion to Malorie Blackman's critically acclaimed Noughts & Crosses series. Years after the forbidden love story of Sephy Hadley and Callum McGregor, society remains fractured along racial, political, and class lines. When the first Nought Prime Minister, Tobey Durbridge, is framed for murder, the investigation forces Callie-Rose Hadley to clear her former boyfriend's name and confront a truth linked to her mother, Sephy, and a past kidnapping.Why You Should Read? Concludes the Noughts & Crosses series, offering resolution to beloved characters. Explores timely themes of racial injustice, political corruption, and societal division. Delivers a compelling narrative combining mystery, suspense, and personal drama. Challenges readers to consider the complexities of truth, trust, and hope amidst adversity.
Highlights
- Concludes the Noughts & Crosses series
- Follows Callie-Rose as she investigates a framed murder
- Explores racial, political, and class divisions
- Combines mystery, suspense, and personal drama
- Ties back to Sephy and a past kidnapping
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Questions about this book
Is this the last book in the Noughts & Crosses series?
Yes, Endgame delivers the powerful conclusion to the series.
Who is the main character in Endgame?
The main character is Callie-Rose Hadley, who investigates the framing of Tobey Durbridge.
Does the book continue the story of Sephy and Callum?
It is set years after their story and focuses on the next generation, but it involves Sephy and a past kidnapping.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores racial injustice, political corruption, societal division, and the complexities of truth and hope.