Oppression and resistance
The Quelled are an untouchable caste, while the Chosen hold privilege; Elsha resists injustice and works to improve conditions for the Quelled.
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Sherryl Jordan - Author
This is a dystopian fantasy about an oppressed community, social hierarchy and a girl resisting injustice. Its strongest appeal may be Elsha’s determined challenge to prejudice and sexism, alongside a stark, sunless setting.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a dystopian fantasy about an oppressed community, social hierarchy and a girl resisting injustice. Its strongest appeal may be Elsha’s determined challenge to prejudice and sexism, alongside a stark, sunless setting.
The Quelled are an untouchable caste, while the Chosen hold privilege; Elsha resists injustice and works to improve conditions for the Quelled.
The book includes oppression, ugly prejudice and sexism, as well as a socially enforced division between the Quelled and Chosen.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
Winter of Fire (Point) by Sherryl Jordan | Open Library
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