I read Uglies, Pretties, and Specials. Uglies is the best, I think. I did a book report on it in 6th grade and got an A.
"Uglies" by Scott Westerfeld might be a better option for a book report due to its themes related to society and individuality and the potential for in-depth analysis. "Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment" by James Patterson is more of a fast-paced action-adventure story, which could make it harder to explore deeper themes for a book report.
the Declaration. The plot and the characters are more like the Hunger Games then uglies.
not very sure, i hope so. i love the series, i just havent read extras, but im buying it tomorow. of what ive heard theres one coming out in 2011, i hope its as good as the books. (This is a different person) there is an "Uglies" movie coming out in 2011. I think it stinks cause i heard somewhere that it was coming out this year. (im the biggest Uglies fan ever-by the way.) oh, and if you like Uglies, try "Midnighters". It's not better, but its almost as good.
NOTH-ING is better than the Hunger Games, but The Declaration by Gemma Malley and Uglies by Scott Westerfeld come a close second.
A controlled experiment is better than a none controlled experiment because you can control one of them and the other you can't. Science is a really fun subject.
Repeat the experiment and make sure it is fair.
i think maximum carnage is better write what you think.
actually wanting to do a science fair experiment?
it's important because that way you can organize your experiment better.
Some parts are better and more intriguing, but there were many times while I was reading it i wanted to hurl it a wall!!!! -- In my opinion, the series (in good-bad order) goes like this: The Angel Experiment School's Out -- Forever Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports FANG ANGEL MAX The Final Warning.
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Tally Youngblood ends up with David in the "Uglies" series by Scott Westerfeld. They overcome their differences and work together to create a better society.