Uglies 
 At an unspecificied time in the future everyone turning sixteen is given a surgery to become "pretty". Tally Youngblood is a young woman, counting down the days to the procedure which despite being extremely intensive is considered worth it for a life of luxury and decadence among her peers. She's waiting to be reunited with her best friend and enjoy the life of being pretty together. 
 That is until she met Shay, a girl who shared her birth date and who puzzled Tally because unlike her, Shay doesn't want to become a Pretty like the others. 
 The story freely flowed and is an easy read to everyone. I was right then hooked up the moment I started reading the first chapters. I was fascinated by the absolute bizarre imagination of Scott Westerfeld. Being in his imagination made me think if this could be possible in the future. What I liked in the book was his precise description on about every detail in the story. I loved the characters he created, especially headstrong Shay and shy Peris, I also liked David and Croy. 
 I started reading this book last Saturday but stopped at Sunday and Monday because I had exams to study to, but because I was so curious on what will happen next, I closed my academic books to continue reading it. There was a time when my friends and I had an overnight study session, and instead of reading my lessons, I ended up reading a couple of chapters in this book. It was that captivating. I really had a great time reading Tally's adventure. 
 I recommend this to all dystopian lover. ;) I can't wait to read Pretties! (It's the sequel to this novel) 
 This is a 5 out of 5 stars for me. \m/