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Original Title:	Raven
ISBN:	0062267779 (ISBN13: 9780062267771)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Delirium #2.5
Characters:	Magdalena "Lena" Ella Haloway-Tiddle, Tack, Raven (Delirium)

Raven (Delirium #2.5)

Lauren Oliver

ebook | Pages: 55 pages

Rating: 3.89 | 13137 Users | 837 Reviews

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This captivating story set in the world of Lauren Oliver’s New York Times bestselling Delirium series focuses on Raven, the fiery leader of a rebel group in the Wilds.

As a teenager, Raven made the split-second decision to flee across the border to the Wilds, compelled to save an abandoned newborn—a baby girl left for dead and already blue from the cold. When she and the baby are taken in by a band of rebels, Raven finds herself an outsider within a tight-knit group. The only other newcomer is an untrustworthy boy known as the Thief until he finally earns himself a new name: Tack.

Now she and Tack are inseparable, committed to each other, the fledgling rebellion, and a future together. But as they both take center stage in the fight, Raven must decide whether the dangers of the revolution are worth risking her dreams of a peaceful life with Tack.

As her story hurtles back and forth between past and present, Raven transforms from a scared girl newly arrived in the Wilds to the tough leader who helps Lena save former Deliria-Free poster boy Julian Fineman from a death sentence. Whatever the original mission may have been, Raven abides by a conviction that she believes to her core: You always return for the people you love.

By turns surprising, revelatory, and poignant, Raven’s story enriches the Delirium world and resonates with a voice that is as vulnerable as it is strong.

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Title	:	Raven (Delirium #2.5)
Author	:	Lauren Oliver
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 55 pages
Published	:	March 5th 2013 by HarperCollins
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Dystopia. Young Adult. Short Stories. Romance. Novella

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Ratings: 3.89 From 13137 Users | 837 Reviews

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OMG. I'm in tears right now...[REQUIEM AND RAVEN SPOILERS BELOW]I read this story AFTER Requiem and I'm so sad right now, literally, the last page of this story made me cry. I mean, in Requiem it was sad to see Raven die (or at least I think she died, but I really hope I'm wrong), but then I read this book and all my feels exploded, really, I couldn't stop the tears. Poor Raven! Poor Tack! I think that, by far, this is the little Delirium story I like more (I still have to read Alex story). I

I enjoyed this look from Ravens POV. It explained some things I was wondering about, gave more insight into her thoughts/feelings, and provided more details on Raven and Tacks relationship. And, I liked the exciting revelations :) One thing I would have liked to know that wasnt in this novella is why on earth (view spoiler)[Raven would imply to Lena that Alex was dead when she really didnt know?! And, with her thoughts in this novella about the boy whod shown up the night before, seemed like she

Not bad, I was excited for Raven (view spoiler)[ and her pregnancy, (hide spoiler)] but I just hope nothing goes wrong for her x

This was a short novella that focused on mostly Raven, but also some of the Tack/Raven relationship from the DELIRIUM series. I totally loved this, as Tack and Raven are two characters I really enjoyed from the second book in the series. I liked this way this novella fleshed out Raven's character and also softened some of the sharp edges. It focused some on flashbacks to their past, and also to hers and Tack's perspectives of the events at the end of book two of the Delirium series. Overall a

WHYYYYYYYY

I really love this... so good. Lauren Oliver is seriously one of my fav authors.

So, I just finished reading this. I finished reading "Requiem" before I dived into this short story, and I don't know if that was a good idea? *cries*Anyways, on to the technical aspects of this story, Lauren Oliver captivates and gives you a different side to the tough "Raven" you're used to in Pandemonium and Requiem. You see a girl whose past is bleaker than she let on in her piece of information revealed to Lena in Pandemonium, and you see a girl who dealt with an abusive childhood all her