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From Amazon's best-selling parody author, Reid Mockery, comes Detergent. Beverly Cryer (Vurl) has to choose a dystopian faction to live with for the rest of her life. If she doesn't make it through initiation, she'll be factionless and declared a Detergent. But, Vurl is determined not to spend the rest of her life doing everyone else's laundry. She is an independent young woman with skills she doesn't even know about and with the help of handsome number Two she'll not only make it through initiation, she'll save the city from disaster.

Okay, that's the serious book pitch. This is a book that makes fun of Divergent. It's a parody, so it follows the same basic story but is more outrageous, silly, stupid and all the other things that make a great parody great. Mockery has a proven track record delivering laughs and this one doesn't disappoint. If you loved Divergent, try Detergent!

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Title	:	Divergent Parody: Detergent
Author	:	Reid Mockery
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 125 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2013 by Murmuring Press
Categories	:	Fiction. Fantasy. Humor. Science Fiction. Dystopia

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Ratings: 3.92 From 727 Users | 56 Reviews

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I laughed but it was kind of stupid.... So yeah

Eh. It had a couple of funny parts. Glad I was reading it for free.

I loved this book! It's an ebook, but totally worth checking out. It would really make more sense if you've read Divergent by Veronica Roth. Because, it is a parody of that. A very hilarious one I might add. i absolutely laughed my butt off! So may funny wordings and names, it just doesn't stop. If you've read Divergent, then I strongly suggest that you read Detergent by Reid Mockery...

If I could give zero stars, I would. There was very little funny about this. Just a lot of toilet humour. Actual toilet humour - every scene seemed to feature someone urinating or defecating. And a dose of homophobia in changing the 'Capture the Flag' scene to a 'Capture the Fag' scene. And changing character names to vulgar names that sounds like something Bart Sompson would call Moes to ask for. Very poor parody.

This was hilarious af.

Okay, SO. The book is /meant/ to be this bad, so I guess my low score is just a confirmation of the author's purposes. I had a good laugh, but yeah, it wasn't a /necessary/ reading after all...

GOD!!! im dying to read this book I loved divergentand I know this book will be amazing