Questions About Allegiant (Divergent, #3)

by Veronica Roth (Goodreads Author)

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Is it a bad idea to read Allegiant (#3 in series) before reading Insurgent (#2)? I placed a hold on both of them in the library and Allegiant is ready for me to be picked up but I still have to wait for Insurgent... Do you recommend reading them in order as they were written? Thanks!

Blertë I would say to you, read Insurgent, and don't read Allegiant at all! I won't spoil anything, but I gave 1 star to the Allegiant, while I loved Diverge…moreI would say to you, read Insurgent, and don't read Allegiant at all! I won't spoil anything, but I gave 1 star to the Allegiant, while I loved Divergent so much, and I really liked Insurgent!(less)

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i've heard some bad reviews from friends and the end has been ruined for me :( is it worth the read when you know the outcome?

Matthew No. If you already know the "big twist" it's not worth slogging through the nonsensical plot to get to it.…moreNo. If you already know the "big twist" it's not worth slogging through the nonsensical plot to get to it.(less)

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Dana Yes, this made absolutely no sense. This is basic Genetics 101: When you isolate people with certain genetic characteristics and allow them to inbreed…moreYes, this made absolutely no sense. This is basic Genetics 101: When you isolate people with certain genetic characteristics and allow them to inbreed, they are more like to produce offspring with the same genetic characteristics. How in the world does it make sense to isolate the GDs in hopes that they at some point start producing GPs en masse? Furthermore, how does socially condemning the GDs help the cause when you should be encouraging them to mix with the GPs as much as possible in order to dilute the so-called anomaly. Even when GPs are produced within the experiment, i.e. the Divergent, why in the hell wouldn't you immediately remove them instead of supporting the continuance of the faction system that threatens to suck the Divergent offspring back into the fold of the GD. It makes no sense.(less)

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lotus ✧˚ · . ***SPOILER ALERT*** I also hated the part when Tris died :(
I found an article about why Tris had to die, according to Veronica Roth, and she said she …more***SPOILER ALERT*** I also hated the part when Tris died :(
I found an article about why Tris had to die, according to Veronica Roth, and she said she had already planned for Tris to perish because she wanted to demonstrate that she had to sacrifice for love (for her brother- Caleb). However, Tris's death is still very concerning and it's still bothering me.(less)

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I just finished the Divergent series. I need something else! I've read The Hunger Games and 50 Shades of Grey. What series do you recommend? I prefer romance!

sally the Twighlight saga series

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