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Title	:	The Bar Code Tattoo (Bar Code #1)
Author	:	Suzanne Weyn
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 252 pages
Published	:	September 1st 2004 by Scholastic Paperbacks
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fiction. Fantasy. Romance. Teen

The Bar Code Tattoo (Bar Code #1)

Suzanne Weyn

Paperback | Pages: 252 pages

Rating: 3.55 | 16145 Users | 1437 Reviews

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Individuality vs. Conformity Identity vs. Access Freedom vs. Control The bar code tattoo. Everybody's getting it. It will make your life easier, they say. It will hook you in. It will become your identity. But what if you say no? What if you don't want to become a code? For Kayla, this one choice changes everything. She becomes an outcast in her high school. Dangerous things happen to her family. There's no option but to run...for her life.

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Original Title:	The Bar Code Tattoo (Point Thriller)
ISBN:	0439395623 (ISBN13: 9780439395625)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bar Code #1

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I'm only about 70 pages in and it seems to be a book for YA/Ad Lit readers/teachers if they are looking for utopia/dystopia readings. Essentially, the future (about 2020/2025) has each person tatooed with a bar code. Some believe, "if you're not doing anything wrong, why worry about it?" where others realize the danger of information that could be created and passed on within that bar-code. An interesting read in the age of the Patriot Act and for readers who are (or will one day be) familiar

this book was on what will happen if everyone in the world was only identified by a code. In the book, getting a bar code was a cool thing and you get it when you turn a certain age. (16? 18?) but the government was corrupt and was killing everyone that was did not have the perfect DNA. and anyone with a history of cancer would be killed and the bar code tracked the movements of everyone. I thought this was wrong and so did the protaganist of the book; she decided to run away from her communtiy.

Adrienne texted me the other day. "Omg just read the worst YA series you gotta read it, the bar code tattoo trilogy, it takes like 3 hours for all 3 and it's a mess and I want to talk to you about it lol"I admit I was skeptical, but this book delivered in Hot Mess. It's got two stars because it's one of those "so bad I need to see where this goes." First of all, it's a book inspired by an end times pamphlet. I mean....really. But okay, whatever, a good writer can work with that to a certain

I had some decent expectations for this book and ended up being disappointed. It was no where near as good as I thought it would be, not to mention I am not particularly fond of the author's writing. It's a YA novel but to be honest I feel like it was written by a teenager. The language wasn't rich nor interesting, it made the story flat. The only perk to the book would be the plot, the idea of a society where every 17 year old needed to get a bar code tattoo containing everything about

This book wasn't finished. I'd say it was the second draft, just barely one step up from an I-have-this-idea-let's-get-it-on-paper-really-quick draft and it needed three of four more to really flesh it out. The Bar Code Tattoo was super underdeveloped with simplistic writing, which was a shame because the concept was one of the most possible and realistic dystopian futures I've read. Government tracking, peer pressure, lack of privacy, etc. (not too far off from a smartphone, am I right? I



I missed the big hype about The Bar Code Tattoo when it came out and I read it in my 20s.Overall, it fits in with all the other dystopian novels, but it also has a unique foundation with the bar code.I didn't like how it ended without telling you what happened to one of the characters, you just kind of have to assume.Though, if I kept reading the series, I'm sure if find out what happened. However, I think I'll put the series on the back burner for now.