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Seventeen-year-old Juliette is freed on condition that she use her dangerous abilities for The Reestablishment, a postapocalyptic dictatorship. (condensed from its Library of Congress summary) It is book 1 of the Shatter Me series.
Reading level: Young Adult Fiction (HarperCollins).
Where this comes from: Library of Congress · Books in order · HarperCollins
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Why: Both are romance books about love.
What both books share
- romance
Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
Legends & Lattes: "Romance" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre) - love
Shatter Me: "Love" (OL subject); "Love stories" (OL subject); "Love, fiction" (OL subject); "Love -- Fiction" (LoC 650)
Legends & Lattes: "love" (WD main subject)
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Why: Both are romance books.
What both books share
- romance
Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
Funny Story: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre); "Romance fiction" (LoC 655)
- romance
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Why: Both are romance books.
What both books share
- romance
Shatter Me: "Romance fiction" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
Vision in White: "Romance" (OL subject); "Fiction, romance, contemporary" (OL subject); "romance" (WD genre)
- romance
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| Book | Romance | Love |
|---|---|---|
| Legends & Lattes | shared | shared |
| Funny Story | shared | not shared |
| Vision in White | shared | not shared |
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How Shatter Me came to be
- Mafi says Shatter Me began with the wish to write a book, soon after she finished college. Interview: Bleeding Cool, October 5, 2011, checked November 6, 2026.
- Juliette's first-person voice was not a conscious choice but simply how she sounded in Mafi's head. Interview: Bleeding Cool, October 5, 2011, checked November 6, 2026.
Where does Shatter Me sit in its series? See the reading order.
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