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Title	:	The Bar Code Tattoo (Bar Code #1)
Author	:	Suzanne Weyn
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe 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) Paperback | Pages: 252 pages

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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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"The Bar Code Tattoo" by Suzanne Weyn is a story set in the future. It tells the timeless tale about a teenagers rebellion against a status quo. Kayla Reed lived in a society where once you turned 17, your life changed drastically: for the better or for the worse. She had to decide whether to get the bar code tattoo and fit in with the rest of society. Growing up often means making a choice between changing oneself to be part of a group or being yourself and being accepted into a group. This is

The Bar Code Tattoo is about something that is possible, which is a very scary thing to think about. I was in a reading slump when I started reading this book and it brought me right out of it. I was pulled in from the first page. I just had to know what was happening and how it was going to turn out.There were some things about it that I had problems with. Mainly characters just showing up randomly. Other than that, I really enjoyed this book and will eventually pick up book two.

I haven't read this book for a long time, perhaps even five years, but it has stuck with me for all of that time, since I first read this as a young teen.The possibilities that this book describes are terrifying.

1) The Barcode Tattoo was one of those books in my library that was constantly irritating me. Every time I walked in and started scouring the shelves, there it was; sometimes there would even be two copies! The cover combined with it's name put me off reading it (yes, i know you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover so sue me)and I managed to ignore it for half a year. One day, I reached out to pick another novel off the rack when The Barcode Tattoo jumped out at me. Well, not literally but you

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.

I'M SO SICK OF THIS! No more! I don't think I can stand another dystopian "corrupt government controls the world" story, for many reasons! Let me elaborate:A) They are *always* predictable. Government is somehow corrupt. People are starving. War is on the horizon. Cute boy. Only a small portion of the world is left after the rest was destroyed by savage government sought wars. One person doesn't like the corruption. They make a stand or a display and learn not to do that. Their boy crush helps