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Don't miss Divergent, soon to be a major motion picture in theaters March 2014! Fascinated by the world of the Divergent series? This fifty-page bonus, previously only available in the Divergent Series Box Set, includes faction manifestos, a faction quiz, Q&A with #1 New York Times bestselling author Veronica Roth, book playlists, discussion questions, series inspiratio Don't miss Divergent, soon to be a major motion picture in theaters March 2014! Fascinated by the world of the Divergent series? This fifty-page bonus, previously only available in the Divergent Series Box Set, includes faction manifestos, a faction quiz, Q&A with #1 New York Times bestselling author Veronica Roth, book playlists, discussion questions, series inspirations, and much more!

It also contains ten enticing teasers from Allegiant, the final book in the Divergent series. Where to start off.

I suppose I'll start from the beginning. Loved this series from the first book. Though 'Divergent' was by far my favourite of the series, I enjoyed 'Insurgent', too. I loved the dynamic between Tris and Tobias; how they treated each other like equals and respected each other's strengths and weaknesses.

EXPLORE THE WORLD OF BEATRICE PRIOR'S DYSTOPIAN CHICAGO AND THE PATH TO ALLEGIANT. “Decades ago, our ancestors realized that it is not political ideology, religious belief, race, or nationalism that is to blame for a warring world. Rather, they determined that it was the fault of human personality—of.

And, as a teenager, I thought they were SO CUTE together. From the start, I thought they were perfect for each other. But during Allegiant, that dynamic was lost a li Hmm. Where to start off.

I suppose I'll start from the beginning. Loved this series from the first book. Though 'Divergent' was by far my favourite of the series, I enjoyed 'Insurgent', too.

I loved the dynamic between Tris and Tobias; how they treated each other like equals and respected each other's strengths and weaknesses. And, as a teenager, I thought they were SO CUTE together. From the start, I thought they were perfect for each other.

But during Allegiant, that dynamic was lost a little bit. They argued and fought more, which is normal for couples, but both of them acted more condescending towards each other, which edged on the side of 'Twilight'-esque romances. [ When Tobias and Tris disagree on whether they should take Nita's side, Tris acts as if Tobias should do exactly what she wants, just because she has a 'gut feeling'.

It was a 50/50 chance, and she could have easily done the same thing as Tobias. And if he wasn't feeling guilty enough from injuring Uriah, she puts more salt in his wound and asks him how he would feel if that was HER who had been injured by the explosion. I thought that was completely insensitive, despite the fact that Tobias HAD done something worth regretting. ] I also found that in the previous books, the events flowed well together, they fit well in the context of each situation, but in Allegiant, they were choppy and uneven.

I didn't find that each action was justified, and I found that even though Tris acted extremely bravely, sometimes (and I realize she was an Abnegation) I found she had no sense of self-preservation, which, no matter your upbringing, is just part of being a selfish human being. It would have been nice to see somebody else 'save the day' for once, rather than Tris being the heroine and everybody worshipping her.

It's refreshing to see a strong female protagonist, but occasionally I found myself being annoyed at everybody else feeling inadequate because they hadn't done anything 'valiant'. Now, to conclude my review, I am going to discuss something inevitable -something that, just by reading this sentence, anyone who has read the book will know what I'm referring to.

It is a MAJOR spoiler, so if you have not read the book, I discourage you WHOLE-HEARTEDLY to click on this. [ This is your last chance to anyone who clicked on this and HASN'T READ THE BOOK. You will regret reading this spoiler! I'll give you three seconds to change your mind. I'm assuming anyone who is reading past this point has READ ALLEGIANT to the end or has no intention of reading it.

VERONICA ROTH KILLED TRIS. VERONICA ROTH. BEATRICE PRIOR. THE PROTAGONIST.

I have to be honest. I cried and cried. At first, I was in denial.

No, Tris is still alive. If she survived the death serum, she can survive a gunshot. She's strong.

She has so so so much to live for - Tobias, Christina, Caleb. After everything she'd been through, everything she'd sacrificed, everything she'd survived prior (no pun intended) to this, Veronica Roth let Tris die. Someone we had all read the thoughts and feelings of for three books (well, since Tobias's perspective was half of Allegiant, two and a HALF books, I guess.). I thought it was so unnecessary.

It completely ruined the series for me. Roth think she was gaining by killing off her main character? Was it just so people would talk about her book, because she accomplished that, if anything. But unfortunately, by doing what she did, she lost many dedicated fans. As a writer myself, I completely respect her creative license to do what she feels like fits in the story, but this didn't even FIT. What was she trying to symbolize?

Because we had already seen that so many times in this series. The body count, especially of people she loved and knew, was getting higher and higher.

I like to finish books/book series by closing the book, taking a deep breath in, and smiling. If she had concluded her series by even just giving the two main characters a flicker of hope, even if their futures were not completely certain, I would have been content. But when I finished this book, I had tears running down my face and I felt ANGRY. So unbelievably angry.

'Allegiant' ruined the previous two books for me. I'll admit, this ending was REALISTIC, but to be honest, adding a facet of realism to a series that, in most other aspects, is NOT that realistic doesn't do anything for the book.

Tris had already survived so many 'unsurvivable' circumstances that killing her off like this seemed UNREALISTIC. I was not satisfied with this ending, and I'm completely disappointed. I loved the first book and really enjoyed the second, but those judgements have been unfortunately clouded due to this last book. I'm sorry to Ms. Roth for this review. This book just was not my cup of tea. But to those of you who are making physical THREATS to this author, they need to CUT THAT OUT.

That's completely, 100% inappropriate! She is a person with feelings and worries, and having a bunch of angry teenagers threatening her would make anybody anxious/afraid/less likely to discuss this book in the future. Come on, people, grow up! ] So, overall, I gave this book two stars out of five not just because of the conclusion, but because I didn't find the quality of this book to be up to par with the previous two, 'Divergent and 'Insurgent'. Honestly, it's not by any means a BAD BOOK, so if you're undecided or being put off from reading this because of some scathing reviews, you really have to weigh out what you would gain/lose from reading 'Allegiant.' Roth decides to put out another book in the future, I might just pick it up off the shelf and read it. I haven't sworn off this author forever just because one book made me unhappy.

Let's be honest here. If her last two books hadn't been so good, people probably wouldn't be as upset about her most recent one. Take that under consideration before refusing to read any more of her books. She is a talented writer and deserves a chance to show that again in more books after the Divergent trilogy. Why Veronica Roth felt the need to write this 'book' is beyond me. No, I actually know the reason but I'm afraid to violate the new GR policy by further eloborating.

So lets get straight to business. There's absolutely nothing new and informative in this reference book. The only thing that I actually learned from the 'book ' was that Veronica Roth doesn't know the difference between utopia and dystopia. She admits as much in the introduction. And then she goes on to explain the meaning of the na Why Veronica Roth felt the need to write this 'book' is beyond me. No, I actually know the reason but I'm afraid to violate the new GR policy by further eloborating.

So lets get straight to business. There's absolutely nothing new and informative in this reference book. The only thing that I actually learned from the 'book ' was that Veronica Roth doesn't know the difference between utopia and dystopia. She admits as much in the introduction. And then she goes on to explain the meaning of the names of each faction after claiming that some of her readers didn't know whether they were existing words or Veronica coined them herself.

Everyone who's read the Divergent series probably has already looked those words up in the dictionary and knows their meaning by now so why bother? Are you seriously telling me no one had heard of the words 'dauntless', 'candor','erudite' before? And then there's a quiz called choose your faction which tries to determine which faction you would belong to by asking readers some really silly questions. Afterwards veronica goes into long and unnecessary explainations such as 'If you chose 'i think that I'm worthless shit and I will let anyone trample and spit on me because I'm so selfless' you are an Abnegation'. Yeah, thanks a lot for stating the obvious.

I'm sure we could haver never figured that out without your help. Ok so I really liked the first two books. I really did, I loved Four and Tris as couple, I thought the idea of the Factions was great. But this book.

Just ruined everything for me, I'll never be able to recommend these books again, I'll never be able to even read them again. I really loved Four and Tris and felt like their relationship was really true, and sweet.and its not like I expected nothing bad to happen to them and their friends. No I knew tons of bad things would happen. Ok so I really liked the first two books. I really did, I loved Four and Tris as couple, I thought the idea of the Factions was great. But this book.

Just ruined everything for me, I'll never be able to recommend these books again, I'll never be able to even read them again. I really loved Four and Tris and felt like their relationship was really true, and sweet.and its not like I expected nothing bad to happen to them and their friends. No I knew tons of bad things would happen. And it DID!!!

Is it just me? Or is this series FULL of tragedy! I mean both Tris's parents die, her brother betrays her. Then having to shoot Will, Marlene dies, Lynn. Four's Horrible family life. [ and then to have Tori die! Right when she's about to reunite with her brother!

And then Uriah had to die. And you know. I can deal with that, I could handle all those deaths because there was always Tris and Four, who loved each other, and were each others family but then. She had to go and take that away too. DO NOT READ IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE BOOK. That is what ruined the whole book!!!!

I cried for hours. I didn't believe it. But Mrs Roth couldn't have made it more clear. I'm so upset by it. I know it's just a book. But even though I love reading, I'm REALLY careful with what I read because I fall in love with characters, and put myself in their shoes.and I feel their pain.so when I started reading this series I thought I would be ok, and it would end happy. But I was WRONG!!!!

I had really put myself in the book. And it just broke my heart when Four heard about Tris's death. And then she had to keep going. Erasing all hope that Tris was still alive. I just feel like the ending was wrong, I don't think it actually did anything for the story. Except ruin it.some might say it's more realistic.

But there are already so many deaths in the series. I just don't see why Tris had to die. Why couldn't it have been Tris and Four, finally having a life together, and getting married. And just being together! I'm sorry I just finished the book, and I just haven't gotten over it yet. It will come with time I guess. I wont ever be able to recommend this series again, all because of this.

And I know that seems like I'm ignoring all the good parts of the series. But when you spend the whole time thinking everything will work out, through the whole series.and it doesn't! It:( I'm sorry Veronica Roth. But I REALLY wish you had changed the ending. I had to literally think up my own ending.

Just to make myself happy. Sorry this was my first review and I don't really know how to separate my thoughts from spoilers. Yeah thats why pretty much everything is a spoiler. As much as I loved the first two books in this trilogy the last book Allegiant had me wishing that I hadn't read it.

I felt like I was empty, and that this book was a waste of time and energy. I did enjoy some aspects of this book, but they were very rare. It was a very slow moving book up until the last few chapters where it spread up and went way too fast. Overall I would recommend this if you have read the first two books and want to finish the trilogy, but don't expect to come out feeling li As much as I loved the first two books in this trilogy the last book Allegiant had me wishing that I hadn't read it. I felt like I was empty, and that this book was a waste of time and energy. I did enjoy some aspects of this book, but they were very rare. It was a very slow moving book up until the last few chapters where it spread up and went way too fast.

Overall I would recommend this if you have read the first two books and want to finish the trilogy, but don't expect to come out feeling like it had ended the way you wanted. I 'll start by stating the fact: Veronica Roth can write anything! She can write the yellow pages and make them look adventurous, meaningful and with depth. Now about this book. I think it gave me a better glimpse of her thoughts while she created Divergent's universe. All the beautiful insight she provides us with in this book is valuable.

THOUGHTS ABOUT THE BOOK - I liked the test. - It contains an interview with the author. - Faction Manifestos. - Many explanations about the creation of Diverge I 'll start by stating the fact: Veronica Roth can write anything! She can write the yellow pages and make them look adventurous, meaningful and with depth. Now about this book.

I think it gave me a better glimpse of her thoughts while she created Divergent's universe. All the beautiful insight she provides us with in this book is valuable. THOUGHTS ABOUT THE BOOK - I liked the test. - It contains an interview with the author.

- Faction Manifestos. - Many explanations about the creation of Divergent.

- It's a great, bonus material book. I hated ending this book and the emotional ending takes you on such a roller coaster of feelings. There was a time or two where I once again feared a possible YA 'love triangle' crap, but that was quickly resolved. The whole world is open, nothing is what anyone ever thought it would be. Who really is the bad guy?

Are they all bad guys? How can the world really be fixed and what will happen to everyone after so many revolutions, rebellions and changes in everything they thought they kne Amazing! I hated ending this book and the emotional ending takes you on such a roller coaster of feelings. There was a time or two where I once again feared a possible YA 'love triangle' crap, but that was quickly resolved. The whole world is open, nothing is what anyone ever thought it would be.

Who really is the bad guy? Are they all bad guys? How can the world really be fixed and what will happen to everyone after so many revolutions, rebellions and changes in everything they thought they knew. Amazing end to a wonderful series. I applaud you, Veronica Roth. Thank you so much for such a refreshing YA dystopian trilogy.

I absolutely love it, even if I cried a time or two in this one! I know people were not happy with the writing style, but I feel it went with the trilogy.

At the beginning of the first book, Tris was a kid, and at the ending of this one, she was an adult. The changes in the characters, because of all that they went through, is immense and shown in the way this book is written. I am a huge reader, and this is one of hundreds of thousands of books I have read. I loved this book.

I was not thrilled with the ending, it was upsetting, but I really liked her tone, the set-up and finality of it all. For rabid Divergent fans!!! Are you absolutely fascinated by the world created by Veronica Roth, that is known as Divergent series?

This is fifty-page bonus that is now an eBook, and that was once previously only available in the Divergent Series Box Set. I received it as a free eBook, this is my honest review---loved it! It includes the five different faction manifestos, a faction quiz to see which faction you would test for, and an intimate Q&A with dystopia's darling, Veronica Roth. Also i For rabid Divergent fans!!! Are you absolutely fascinated by the world created by Veronica Roth, that is known as Divergent series?

This is fifty-page bonus that is now an eBook, and that was once previously only available in the Divergent Series Box Set. I received it as a free eBook, this is my honest review---loved it! It includes the five different faction manifestos, a faction quiz to see which faction you would test for, and an intimate Q&A with dystopia's darling, Veronica Roth. Also included are some book playlists, discussion questions, and ten illustrated quotes from 'Allegiant', Roth's final book in the thrilling Dauntless Divergent series.

I liked reading the different manifestos; what is the most important thing to each faction is interesting to me, especially Dauntless'! The end to the Divergent trilogy is here and I don't know how to deal. I am pretty sure I am still in denial about everything that happened in this book, an I will probably spend the rest of my life waiting for the fourth installment. The book pretty much starts where we left of in Insurgent and picks everything up from there.

I believe that the start was good, intriguing, and kept us wondering what was happening and what was true and what was a lie. I sadly report that along the middle of the boo The end to the Divergent trilogy is here and I don't know how to deal.

I am pretty sure I am still in denial about everything that happened in this book, an I will probably spend the rest of my life waiting for the fourth installment. The book pretty much starts where we left of in Insurgent and picks everything up from there.

I believe that the start was good, intriguing, and kept us wondering what was happening and what was true and what was a lie. I sadly report that along the middle of the book I felt the writing and the plot got a little muddy with all of the characters and all of the new information that Veronica started to reveal to us through the book. All in all the book was a little choppy at parts, but that didn't take away from the emotion and the pain that we feel in the book. The characters in this book also started out very strong, taking into consideration that almost everyone in Insurgent was wither dead or close to being dead at the end of the book. There were so many cute and fluffy Four/Tris moments that my heart was melting, but BECAUSE SOMEONE SPOILED IT FOR ME I think I didn't enjoy them as much as I would have not knowing the outcome. One thing I didn't like about the relationship was that, even though I realize that Veronica wanted to portray a real life scenario and real life romance, Tris and Four fought WAAAY too much even for a normal couple.

Every time Four would try to think for himself, and make a decision on his own Tris would become all controlling and crazy and tell him that what he thought was wrong. I also found Tris to be very unnerving and annoying. She would take every opportunity to be brave and selfless and act like she was above everyone else.

I am not saying that being selfless and brave is a bad thin, but the repetitiveness of Tris being the ONLY ONE to save everyone and the ONLY ONE to have emotional trauma, and be the 'leader' of the group of friends get tiring and irritating. The ending was heartbreaking though, but I feel like the way she died (Not specifying who because SPOILERS) was too meh. Original review moved to because I, apparently, judge books by their Goodreads covers not by their metadata. But I actually read this, too. I enjoyed it. I picked this up for free at the bookstore where I work. An extensive interview with that gave me a bit more background about where the ideas for the book came from and her attitudes towards her characters.

The interview allowed me to think like her while reading Allegiant and remind myself exactly what Roth's Original review moved to because I, apparently, judge books by their Goodreads covers not by their metadata. But I actually read this, too. I enjoyed it. I picked this up for free at the bookstore where I work. An extensive interview with that gave me a bit more background about where the ideas for the book came from and her attitudes towards her characters. The interview allowed me to think like her while reading Allegiant and remind myself exactly what Roth's plans were from the beginning, which made me much more willing to accept what other readers rejected about the book. I was able to see how Allegiant served the narrative of the other books that came before it, the authenticity of her characters, and the trilogy as a whole.

I wish I had something like this for, then maybe I would have liked that one better. I love Veronica Roth, but Allegiant was just.I don't know how to even describe it, and I have a hard time rating it because my emotions flip flop every time I try to talk about it.

So I will try my best with this review. I actually liked the 'big shock factor' that happened in this book. I thought it was beautifully done, and it was for sure what made the book something to talk about. It was something most authors wouldn't do and Roth actually said this was part of the entire plan when she I love Veronica Roth, but Allegiant was just.I don't know how to even describe it, and I have a hard time rating it because my emotions flip flop every time I try to talk about it.

So I will try my best with this review. I actually liked the 'big shock factor' that happened in this book.

I thought it was beautifully done, and it was for sure what made the book something to talk about. It was something most authors wouldn't do and Roth actually said this was part of the entire plan when she started these books she knew that this was how it would end. Roth's descriptions were still beautiful and I did highlight some quotes because they were so beautifully written. I liked the book, it just wasn't anywhere near as good as divergent which made me very sad. Because Divergent was so well done and different and I was so caught up in the world of it, sadly this book made me want to re-read Divergent just to remember how amazing that book was.

I know some people think well sometimes it is hard to write more than one AMAZING book in a series.people have you ever read the Harry Potter books? It can be done. Four.WHAT THE HECK WAS UP WITH FOUR???? This Four was not the same Four we all fell in love with, and he was not swoon worthy in ANY part of this book. I MISSED FOUR. Four is tough, smart, fearless, dependable, brave, and Tris' rock.WHERE WAS THAT FOUR?!

The POVS were not done right. They were so awful and almost so unnecessary that I wish she wouldn't had done them. I was finding myself having to go back and see whose POV it was, and that is not something a reader ever wants. I know POVS are hard to do and they have to be done PERFECTLY for them to work right, and they were just not doing it for me here.

I feel like when I sit back and say yes, I did like this book, I am saying it because its part of Divergent, and I feel a sense of loyalty to the characters and Roth as well, but if I had to say on its on did I like this book? Yes, there were some very good parts in this book. Did I love it? No, even though I did like some parts, this book did not suck me in like Divergent this book took me awhile to read.

There were some moments I couldn't put it down, but then there were parts I had to make myself keep going. This book was not constantly paced for me. These are just my thoughts, you may really like this book. I know the reviews are ALLLL over the place, but I will say this, just because you do not like a book or were very disappointed in it does NOT give you the right to contact that author and make threats to them. I know that Roth got some very angry responses and it has been said death threats were even apart of some of these responses.

You as a reader have every right to like or not like a book, and yes, have an opinion let it be known BUT IN A MANERLY WAY!!!!! You have to realize authors are people just the same as you and they have feelings and they want you to like their work, but not everyone is going to like it, and please people take it for what it is, art. Like it, don't like it, but don't be scary and rude and tasteless about it.

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, A Bit Of A Tease, But It Has Its Pleasures.

+This was both better than and worse than I expected. It seemed to categorize itself into three parts: about writing it, about the factions, and Allegiant quotes.

+This book is similar to other books written before a series is complete, but it has the advantage of being a book that is written by the author, and so the question is not a matter of guesswork, but rather a matter of marketing and how much the author wishes to reveal. This can be b A Bit Of A Tease, But It Has Its Pleasures. +This was both better than and worse than I expected. It seemed to categorize itself into three parts: about writing it, about the factions, and Allegiant quotes. +This book is similar to other books written before a series is complete, but it has the advantage of being a book that is written by the author, and so the question is not a matter of guesswork, but rather a matter of marketing and how much the author wishes to reveal. This can be both a good thing and a bad thing, and honestly this book shows examples of both the good side and bad side of authorial manipulation. +On the good side, this book, even though it is very short, contains a lot of very useful pieces of information, including a sorting test to help people decide which faction (I almost said house) people belong in.

(and ohh i got candor and dauntless!) ^_^ +It explains why the author deliberately chose difficult SAT words with precise but obscure meanings for the factions, contains some handy quotes from Allegiant to tease the reader into reading a book that most people would not like because of its deeply unhappy ending, which the author only hints at here. On the positive side of the ledger, as well, though, is the fact that this book contains the various Faction manifestos, which makes for deeply interesting and ironic reading. So although this book is a tease, it is a worthwhile and very short read, and there is a lot to appreciate about that.

I was excited when I've got the copy of Allegiant. I can't wait to read. (so, I did) I'm so in love with Divergent and Insurgent (because of the thrill and surprises that it brought me) but (so I'll start to tell how I really feel) Allegiant?! Maybe I just expected to much. *where is Veronica I've known from the past two series?

*where is the full-pack-of-surprises that divergent and Insurgent let me feel? In Allegiant, It's like opening a a big bag of chips and disappointed to found out it's I was excited when I've got the copy of Allegiant. I can't wait to read. (so, I did) I'm so in love with Divergent and Insurgent (because of the thrill and surprises that it brought me) but (so I'll start to tell how I really feel) Allegiant?! Maybe I just expected to much.

Download Song Pehla Nasha Pehla Khumar Songs Pk. *where is Veronica I've known from the past two series? *where is the full-pack-of-surprises that divergent and Insurgent let me feel? In Allegiant, It's like opening a a big bag of chips and disappointed to found out it's content is just almost half of its packaging.

Next, how the story was told was for me is not that effective, it feels like the thought we can access from Tris are limited. I love Tris so much that when i'm reading on Tobias' point of view I can't wait to get back on Tris (Am I the only one who have felt this?) Lastly is the ending, I might be a hopeless romantic but we all want happy ending.

In some ways yes it was but ( I don't want to spoil) it would be better the other way. Up until the last page of the book I'm still wishing of Veronica's magic. No matter how this story ended I STILL LOVE DIVERGENT SERIES (that's why I rated it 3) This is only my opinion:). This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, At first, I was blown away at the Divergent series. Don't get me wrong, they're great. I guess what caught me off guard was how the ending turned out to be in the last book, Allegiant.

I don't want to give away many spoilers, but with the whole Dystopian theme. I was very hopeful of how things would be for the characters. I wasn't expecting for Uriah to pass, for Evelyn to change her life around to be with her son, for Peter to be such an imbecilic ignorant person, to find out that Tris dies. At first, I was blown away at the Divergent series.

Don't get me wrong, they're great. I guess what caught me off guard was how the ending turned out to be in the last book, Allegiant.

I don't want to give away many spoilers, but with the whole Dystopian theme. I was very hopeful of how things would be for the characters. I wasn't expecting for Uriah to pass, for Evelyn to change her life around to be with her son, for Peter to be such an imbecilic ignorant person, to find out that Tris dies. Especially Tris. I imagined the war would end and she and Four would form a life together. They deserved to be together, so the ending was tough for me and caught me WAY off guard.

In the end though, I understand and have great respect for Veronica Roth. She kept me 100% focused and determined to finish this book. Although I didn't exactly appreciate how the book ended, all in all, it was a great book and it had some stellar life quotes that I could relate to and appreciated reading. My favorite one was, 'Life damages us, every one.

We can't escape that damage. But now, I am also learning this: We can be mended. We mend each other' (Roth, 842). One of the books I think may be read only once. But if you think you can handle it, then why not?

There's plenty of great moments, and then there's Tris. A brave girl who handled her problems with great knowledge and bravery. That was her, until the end. She's practically the only thing in my mind right now. There's also one of the characters which I was surprised especially from her name. Then there's the heartbreaking moments. The moment of surprise.

It's a good book,but I wish for Allegiant. One of the books I think may be read only once. But if you think you can handle it, then why not?

There's plenty of great moments, and then there's Tris. A brave girl who handled her problems with great knowledge and bravery.

That was her, until the end. She's practically the only thing in my mind right now. There's also one of the characters which I was surprised especially from her name. Then there's the heartbreaking moments. The moment of surprise. It's a good book,but I wish for a different ending.

(Question: how do you even rate this?) So this was an interesting read. Install Osx86 Without Ahci Vs Ide here. I actually enjoy reading about authors' creative process when it comes to writing since I too wish to be a writer one day (in the far, far future). Getting a glimpse into what it takes to write books like Divergent and Insurgent gave me perspective on the author herself and the journey it took to get two bestselling books written. The only reason I read this was because it came with the box set I bought of the trilogy.

To b (Question: how do you even rate this?) So this was an interesting read. I actually enjoy reading about authors' creative process when it comes to writing since I too wish to be a writer one day (in the far, far future).

Getting a glimpse into what it takes to write books like Divergent and Insurgent gave me perspective on the author herself and the journey it took to get two bestselling books written. The only reason I read this was because it came with the box set I bought of the trilogy. To be quite honest, this is 100% useless if you are looking for a continuation or expansion of the storyline. This has a Q&A with the author, playlists for Divergent and Insurgent, a quiz to figure out what faction you would be in (I was equal parts Abnegation, Amity, and Dauntless.

DIVERGENT ALL THE WAY!), and the manifestos for each faction. If you are a die hard fan than maybe read this but really it has nothing to add concerning the plot. Anywho, now I am off to read. I have heard a lot of bad things about it, including a huge spoiler that plagued the internet for some time. I am going in with an open mind so hopefully it won't be as bad as everyone claims it to be. And here is a small tidbit from yours truely, Four (aka Theo James). Veronica Roth is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Carve the Mark and the Divergent Series (Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, and Four: A Divergent Collection).

Her short stories and essays have appeared in Summer Days and Summer Nights, Shards and Ashes, and the upcoming Three Sides of a Heart. The Divergent Series was developed into three major motion pictures. Veronica grew up outside o Veronica Roth is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Carve the Mark and the Divergent Series (Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, and Four: A Divergent Collection). Her short stories and essays have appeared in Summer Days and Summer Nights, Shards and Ashes, and the upcoming Three Sides of a Heart. The Divergent Series was developed into three major motion pictures. Veronica grew up outside of Chicago and graduated from Northwestern University. She now lives in Chicago proper with her husband and dog and writes full-time.

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