5 Stars
Verdict: Ouch.
I can’t review this book in detail without spoilers, so I’m keeping it short and sharp - which is fitting, as this book felt like a knife to the heart.
No, not a knife.
This book is Roth’s warning: Enter my imagination at your own peril.
What I will say, is that this book is very different from the others. It had to. The end of book 2 was a game changer, and so this book isn’t the final step in the revolution. It’s much more of a message. A statement. And in true Divergent fashion, it’s slow to get going but hard to put down.
Until that final section.
I’ve come to terms with the ending now. It held a lot of meaning, and felt like the realistic option. A bold move, by all accounts, but after reading hundreds of pages, I feel disappointed, jilted, and well and truly done. The next in the series doesn’t interest me.
It was good while it lasted, but so long Divergent series. I would say ‘take care’ but I know you won’t have that luxury.
I can’t review this book in detail without spoilers, so I’m keeping it short and sharp - which is fitting, as this book felt like a knife to the heart.
No, not a knife.
This book is Roth’s warning: Enter my imagination at your own peril.
What I will say, is that this book is very different from the others. It had to. The end of book 2 was a game changer, and so this book isn’t the final step in the revolution. It’s much more of a message. A statement. And in true Divergent fashion, it’s slow to get going but hard to put down.
Until that final section.
I’ve come to terms with the ending now. It held a lot of meaning, and felt like the realistic option. A bold move, by all accounts, but after reading hundreds of pages, I feel disappointed, jilted, and well and truly done. The next in the series doesn’t interest me.
It was good while it lasted, but so long Divergent series. I would say ‘take care’ but I know you won’t have that luxury.
Source: Bought it.
