Peeps by Scott Westerfeld
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I think the chapters about the parasites are definatly useful in the novel. It gives the reader a sense of what a parasite is and how it relates to the book. If the chapters weren't in the book i think i would have had a difficult time trying to understand what the parasite was and also to understand how Cal felt with the parasite inside of him.
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