This post is way overdue! I finished the third "Divergent" series book in November and have been slacking on getting something posted about the series. Possibly my lack of motivation to write about these books is because I'm still digesting the ending and that I don't want to spoil anything for those who are reading the series (or watching the movies) - since I know I've already revealed the biggest spoiler alert to two friends while discussing my surprise at the ending to these books.
Personally, I enjoyed "Divergent" more than I enjoyed "Insurgent" or "Allegiant," but all followed the same theme and used the same characters, so it was still an enjoyable series!
The last two books in the series were just as jam-packed with adventure as the first one and still included all of the drama between characters.
I honestly just don't want to ruin these ones for you! (I even have a friend who has read 80% of the third book and refuses to read the ending because she just doesn't want to live with the ending.)
If you enjoyed the first book, you will enjoy these two as well!
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Sunday, December 28, 2014
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Divergent (Veronica Roth)
I've recently noticed that I forgot to post about "Divergent" by Veronica Roth!
Beatrice lives in a world where everyone is divided into one of five "factions," which decide how you live your life. For example, some people live their lives as selfless individuals, whereas others are seen as honest or brave. Each child is born into a faction, however when children turn 16, they must decide for themselves which faction they would like to be a part of for the rest of their lives. This could mean staying with your family and the faction that raised you, or moving to a new faction and hoping that you will fit into a world that you have never previously experienced.
This book follows Beatrice through the decisions she must make when she turns 16, the turmoil and drama that follows her after she makes her decision, and the relationships and friendships that occur in her faction.
I loved this book. In typical Young Adult style, I thought the book was the perfect mix of exciting, adventure, suspense, romance, friendship... I could go on.
It was a fairly easy read and it was one that you won't want to put down. There is so much going on and you just want to know what happens next. There are twists and turns throughout the story and you are continuously finding out new things about the characters and the factions.
I rushed through the last 100 pages of this book so that I could go see the movie (which I thought was well done!) and now I'm excited to read the next two books in the trilogy, Allegiant and Insurgent, which are on my summer reading list!
If you were into books like The Hunger Games or The Maze Runner, then you will likely enjoy these Veronica Roth books as well!
Beatrice lives in a world where everyone is divided into one of five "factions," which decide how you live your life. For example, some people live their lives as selfless individuals, whereas others are seen as honest or brave. Each child is born into a faction, however when children turn 16, they must decide for themselves which faction they would like to be a part of for the rest of their lives. This could mean staying with your family and the faction that raised you, or moving to a new faction and hoping that you will fit into a world that you have never previously experienced.This book follows Beatrice through the decisions she must make when she turns 16, the turmoil and drama that follows her after she makes her decision, and the relationships and friendships that occur in her faction.
I loved this book. In typical Young Adult style, I thought the book was the perfect mix of exciting, adventure, suspense, romance, friendship... I could go on.
It was a fairly easy read and it was one that you won't want to put down. There is so much going on and you just want to know what happens next. There are twists and turns throughout the story and you are continuously finding out new things about the characters and the factions.
I rushed through the last 100 pages of this book so that I could go see the movie (which I thought was well done!) and now I'm excited to read the next two books in the trilogy, Allegiant and Insurgent, which are on my summer reading list!
If you were into books like The Hunger Games or The Maze Runner, then you will likely enjoy these Veronica Roth books as well!
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