Loved itthis is an incredibly short read but it's so filled with so much raw emotion and action and the world building is very well done I think you should give this one a try
Revolution 19 (2013)
Others: Positive Twenty years after robots designed to fight wars abandoned the battlefields and turned their weapons against humans, siblings Nick, Kevin, and Cass must risk everything when the wilderness community where they have spent their lives in hiding is discovered by the bots.
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Genres: science fiction, young adult
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