Labeled
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Labeled
In a world where every citizen is assigned a single personality label at birth, society thrives on order, predictability, and control. But for fifteen-year-old Violet Hale, the youngest Triform ever recorded, those rules don't apply.
As one of the rare 3% born with not one, but three distinct personalities-each with its own voice, desires, and fears-Violet is celebrated as a symbol of hope and power. The government admires Triforms like her, placing them on pedestals and subjecting them to intense scrutiny.
Yet beneath the praise lies pressure so immense it threatens to tear Violet apart. Struggling to balance her Peacemaker, Survivor, and Firebrand selves, she finds unexpected support in Kai, a mysterious older Triform with secrets of his own, and a tight-knit group of friends who share the same rare gift.
Together, they must navigate the elite halls of the Triform Integration Center, uncover the true cost of their privilege, and challenge a system that demands perfection-and punishes those who don't comply.
Labeled is a gripping young adult dystopian novel about identity, freedom, and the courage it takes to embrace every part of yourself-even the pieces that don't fit.
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