Champion
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Champion (2013)

Marie Lu

Others: Overwhelmingly positive

The characters work to save the Republic, but question who the real villain is.

ISBN:
9780147512284
Length:
415 pages

Genres: science fiction, romance, young adult

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Champion is the third and final installment of the Legend series and oh my gosh was an amazing I actually think I like Champion better than I likeed the legion because it was just so amazing