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Lauren Oliver News!

Are you a fan of Delirium, and eagerly awaiting Pandemonium? Well, Hodder have a treat for you!

Announcing... 

Hana

HANA!

This is a short story told from the point of view of, (you guessed it), Hana, Lena's best friend. She has her own story to tell, and you can read it and find out what her secret is. But, we want to give Lauren Oliver an awesome Christmas present, so Hodder have asked everyone to download the short story on Christmas Eve, so that on Christmas Day it can be number one on the eBook charts! So please, download this short story for just 99p on Christmas Eve and it will be AWESOME if we could get it to number 1! :D

    Merry Christmas - Lauren Oliver - Hodder & Stoughton<

I can't wait to read it, and I'll definitely be downloading it as soon as I can on Christmas Eve! Hopefully this'll help you get through the wait for Pandemonium! :D
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  1. I'm wondering whether I can read this without reading Delirium. Just another reminder that I must get to it soon!

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  2. I read this a while ago and I still find myself thinking about it sometimes! I liked Hana when I read Delirium, but now I kind of hate her... It's great to read this from Hana's perspective. I usually love novellas for that reason. Other than the fact that the last line of this made me hate Hana forever- I loved it! It's a great book that everyone that read Delirium should read!

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