![]() ![]() I’ll have to look into Ally’s other stuff, because this was great!Ĭondie writes in a way that draws the reader in, her characters are relatable and the Society she has created is something that can be understood but not liked. ![]() The fact that it used literature as a weapon was just wonderful. That’s always fun to see.Īlly Condie used both a Thomas and a Tennyson poem to mold her rebellion around, and that was probably my favorite part. She goes from insecure and unsure of herself to really strong and confident. The main character, Cassia Reyes has a wonderful growth throughout the trilogy. They were written in such a way that I felt for them and wanted them to do things and hated and loved them all at once. The corrupted-but-tricky government took on a different cloak, but the rebellion was a little cliché. It was fun and interesting and everything you could want in a dystopian YA novel. The whole plague and cure thing was really interesting.Īll in all, this series was very entertaining. This one took a little while to get going, and was kinda slow and monotonous in parts. It was pretty fast-paced and kept me turning the pages.Ĭrossed: 4 stars. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” Old age should burn and rage at close of day ![]()
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