I enjoyed this book very very much. At first I didn't really like it, but there was a point in the middle where I just couldn't stop reading, and whenever I stopped reading I was wondering what was going to happen in it. The only thing that occasionally ticked me off was all the fragments, and sometimes the dialogue seemed kind of unrealistic––although, for the most part, I loved the dialogue. Even though there are plenty of YA dystopia books these days, Maria V. Snyder creates a very unique and interesting world, her characters are strong and believable, and there are many great plot twists. I almost threw the book at the end because of the cliffhanger. Can't wait for the sequel! So, I strongly recommend this one. It's goodgoodgood.
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Hi people! I'm Brigid, a college student and lover of all things book-related--writing them, reading them, reviewing them, biting them ... Yeah. I mostly read YA but I'm open to pretty much everything.
I enjoyed this book very very much. At first I didn't really like it, but there was a point in the middle where I just couldn't stop reading, and whenever I stopped reading I was wondering what was going to happen in it. The only thing that occasionally ticked me off was all the fragments, and sometimes the dialogue seemed kind of unrealistic––although, for the most part, I loved the dialogue. Even though there are plenty of YA dystopia books these days, Maria V. Snyder creates a very unique and interesting world, her characters are strong and believable, and there are many great plot twists. I almost threw the book at the end because of the cliffhanger. Can't wait for the sequel! So, I strongly recommend this one. It's goodgoodgood.
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