6, I found that it had a few flaws in itģ. 8 for the setting which was really uniqueĢ. My discovery of why I dislike these books. (Real sorry guys but I found a new addiction of writing thorough reviews in late December, 2012 and the other review I had on this, which you all cannot see anymore wasn't too good, so I don't know where I got all the likes from.) In short, here is a dot pointed edition of my short, detail lacking review. Majority of these elements are either non existent or poorly accomplished.Īww scrap going on a hunt for that, I VANT CHOCOLATE! (Who doesn't?) People should start making ugly covers on the good books now because I'm on a hunt for unawesome covers and impressive meaty insides with all the yummy world building, personalities, heroism and plot. Really imaginative! I don't know why, but recently, breath-taking covers have been quite disappointing. I love how they have covers (green, blue and red) corresponding to the tablets. AMAZING!! One star to that drop dead gorgeous cover that sucked me in each time. The first reasons why I even read these books is because of the cover. Ahh.then Reached came, I really should have listened to myself at page 78 to stop but I urged on, dying each second on. I'm a sucker for well written love triangles, but bad ones.they make me want to rip my hair out. Then Crossed came out, I almost had given up on it all together as it was dull, characters had nothing too likeable about them and the love triangle was lame. I mean, who doesn't love it? I certainly loved the idea. Matched was pretty good, I liked the world Ally Condie created. No one likes party poopers, but I really couldn't do it. I know I read it before y'all but I guess that is because Australia got it earlier. Revised edition DNF (this is not one of my normal reviews, I cannot provide such detailed review as this book was read ages ago) Additionally, this is not an ARC.

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