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I downloaded this book by mistake. And it turns out it is the second in a series, but I ploughed on. It's somewhat confusing, as clearly much of the dystopian world has been created and explained in the first book, but it's still ok. Tris is a strong female heroine, though I wish she hadn't gone on about something that happened in the first book so much. Probably realistic, given what she had to do. It's fast paced- lots of stuff happens, people get hurt and the relationships between them all be
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I believe I liked this book better than the first even though I was sometimes confused. We get a better look on each faction in this one and see that it isn't all black and white. The book also goes deeper into the character's emotions and feelings.
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The first half was a little slow for me, but it was still great. The second half was much better. There was a ton of action in this book and I am glad that we got a lot of back stories to the characters. Can't wait to see what happens in the next book.
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How delightful to read this book while riding the L towards the loop. If you liked the Hunger Games and live in Chicago, why haven't you started this trilogy?
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Aug 15, 2011
Amanda A
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Joanie
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May 17, 2012
Christa
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it was amazing
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May 25, 2012
Vesra (When She Reads)
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Mar 03, 2013
Rebekah
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Jul 04, 2014
Natasha
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Mita
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Nov 08, 2014
Lisa
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