Dismantled 1

In a future world, the second American Civil War preceded dark times. The standards of right and wrong were turned upside down. The people were divided into two teams: one against abortion and the other in favor of it. And the two sides became armies determined to destroy each other. To end the war, a horrific solution was adopted: the "Life Document" was approved. The Life Document states that human life is prohibited from the moment of pregnancy until the age of thirteen. However, between thirteen and eighteen, parents have the right to subject their children to "disassembly," where their organs are harvested and transferred to various recipients. Thus, children are "aborted" retroactively, but their lives do not end "theoretically." Koner, a boy, had his parents take a decisive action to correct his disturbed behavior. Risa grew up in an orphanage that the staff believed had failed to prove her worthiness of life. As for Leif, his religious family vowed to disassemble him when he turned thirteen. Their paths intersect, and together, the three teenagers do their best to stay true to their principles and survive in a world full of information. Book details: • Author: Neil Shusterman • Translation: Kawthar Qasim • Year of publication: 2024 • Publisher: Aseer Books • Number of pages: 360 Read the Disassembled series: • Disassembled Part One. • Missing Part Two.