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[[I am Number Four by Pittacus Lore]], has some similar themes and might appeal to those who enjoy more of a science fiction twist. I would also recommend [[Being by Kevin Brooks|Being]] by the superb Kevin Brooks, which shares a protagonist who also isn't quite biologically normal, to those who enjoyed ''The Truth about Celia Frost''.
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[[Category:Thrillers|Truth About Celia Frost]]
