Birthright
About the Series
In 2083, chocolate and coffee are illegal, paper is hard to find, water is carefully rationed, and New York City is rife with crime and poverty. Anya Balanchine is the sixteen-year-old daughter of the city's most notorious (and dead) crime boss, and when her ex is accidently poisoned by the chocolate her family manufactures, the police think she's to blame. In this thrilling young adult series, Anya will have to decide between accepting her birthright and following her heart. http://us.macmillan.com/series/Birthright
Series Details
- Author:Gabrielle Zevin
- Started:2011
- Books:2
- Status:Ongoing
Genres
Themes
No themes available
Books in Order
All These Things I've Done
2011Because It Is My Blood
2012Frequently Asked Questions
What is the premise of the "Birthright" series by Gabrielle Zevin?
The "Birthright" series is set in a dystopian future New York City in 2083, where chocolate and coffee are illegal, and resources like paper and water are scarce. The story follows Anya Balanchine, the sixteen-year-old daughter of a notorious crime boss, who faces challenges when her ex-boyfriend is accidentally poisoned by her family's chocolate. As she navigates crime, family legacy, and personal desires, Anya must choose between embracing her birthright and following her heart.
How many books are in the "Birthright" series, and what are their titles?
The "Birthright" series consists of two books: the first book is titled "All These Things I've Done," and the second book is "Because It Is My Blood."
Is the "Birthright" series appropriate for young adult readers?
Yes, the "Birthright" series is categorized as young adult fiction. It deals with themes such as loyalty, identity, and morality in a thrilling narrative that resonates with teen audiences, while also engaging older readers.
What genres does the "Birthright" series fall under?
The series is primarily classified as fantasy and adventure, with elements of fiction that weave a compelling narrative about a dystopian society and the protagonist's struggles.
Are there any notable themes explored in the "Birthright" series?
While specific themes are not listed, the series explores complex issues such as family loyalty, the consequences of crime, and the challenges of making tough choices when one's personal desires conflict with family expectations. Anya's journey highlights resilience in the face of adversity.
Do I need to read the books in order, or can I start with the second book?
It is recommended to read the books in order, starting with "All These Things I've Done" to fully grasp the background and development of characters and plot. Each book builds upon the storyline and character arcs introduced in the first.
What can readers expect in terms of writing style and character development in the "Birthright" series?
Gabrielle Zevin's writing style is engaging and accessible, combining rich world-building with relatable character development. Readers will find Anya to be a complex and evolving character, as she navigates her challenges and grows through her experiences in a gritty and vividly imagined future.
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