Divergent
By Veronica Roth
Dystopian/Romance
7
Choosing Day is the most important day in the City, where young men and women choose what they are going to be like, what they are going to think like, and who they are going to respect. Especially for Beatrice Prior, who decides to leave her faction of birth and selflessness for one of danger and violence. And during the brutal Dauntless initiation, she might have just found a love interest, one who has the same values as her and one who will help stop the malicious and dark plan that is about to be uncovered...
Rating 16+, a lot of gory violence and disturbing points. Some suicide and attempted murder, inappropriate parts, though there are no sexual relations. I, admittedly, did not enjoy it very much.
Allons-y,
Amber Shipp
You were allowed to read this, Amber?
ReplyDeleteYes yes I was. Only certain parts I had to skip, and even then I didn't like it. -_-
DeleteThen I shall definitely avoid this book in the future. I DO want to read The Hunger Games though...
DeleteYeah. Avoid it.
DeleteI'd actually like to read THG, too. Just to get to know the enemy. - evil grin -
XD
DeleteI'll keep an open mind! (Although, between EG and THG, I will always be a EGamer. *puts hand over heart and stares into space*
How dramatic.
Delete*superior look*
DeleteMy sister read THG. She liked it, but she was very sad when certain people died. Then again, she's twelve. She thought it was good, but didn't think that it was very well written (punctuation errors, etc.). I think that one of us needs to read it though, so that we can "get the full story."
ReplyDeleteAnnabelle
P.S. My twelve year old sister told my ten year old sister that she shouldn't read it. She told her to wait until she's twelve.
Yeah, it's violent.
ReplyDeleteOh wait... Punctuation errors? Like... What type?
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