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The 100

(The 100 #1)

Kass Morgan (Goodreads Author)

3.58 · Rating details · 55,022 ratings · 6,757 reviews

The first book in the New York Times bestselling series that inspired the hit CW television show.

No one has set foot on Earth in centuries -- until now.

Ever since a devastating nuclear war, humanity has lived on spaceships far above Earth's radioactive surface. Now, one hundred juvenile delinquents -- considered expendable by society -- are being sent on a dangerous mi ...more

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Published March 18th 2014 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (first published September 3rd 2013)

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Jul 30, 2013 Khanh, first of her name, mother of bunnies rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: ya, romance, mental-illness, tstl-male, siblings, sci-fi, boring-main-character, tstl, adventure, girly-guy

A terrifying plan began to take shape, and his chest tightened in fear as he realized what he would have to do. But Wells knew there was no other way. To save the girl he loved, he’d have to endanger the entire human race.

FUCK YOU, WELLS. There is another way. You stop being a selfish motherfucker whose brain is located in your fucking penis.

This book is not a dystopian novel of a spaceship society. It's not a post-apocalyptic tale of survival. It's not about the nitty gritty of life within ...more

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Aug 28, 2014 Julie rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: because-of-the-movie-or-show, futuristic, young-adult

I'm gonna feel like a dick for saying this, but: watch the show instead.

I'm really utterly fascinated with the differences they made to the material, and I honestly feel that the television adaptation made it a much stronger work & story -- I could write a lengthy essay on every single change, but won't, to spare you. I can really only recommend the book for die-hard fans of the show (which is what I have become, ahahahahahahaha sob) and who may want more from their faves, specifically POV chapt ...more

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Jun 03, 2013 Faye, la Patata rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: 1st-in-series, action, disappointed, my-head-hurts, questionable-hero, dragging, dystopian, emo-not-done-right, post-apocalyptic, science-fiction

My recaps of the show!
Episode 1 - The Embodiment of Stupidity
Episode 2 - To Survive, Be Idiots
Episode 3 - Everyone is Valuable, Except The Guy I Hate
Episode 4 - Double Standard Much?

“This shit is going to be a TV show?” was the first thing I thought of when I turned the last page of this book.

I was initially interested in 100 by Kass Morgan when I found out it was going to be adapted into a TV show on CW channel (I think. I may have got this wrong, so please correct me if I got it mixed up!) ...more

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Dec 03, 2014 Fenia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: my-current-book-obsessions, books-like-drugs

OMG!!! This book. Bellarke FEELS!! If you watch the show and you're a Bellarke shipper you'll love it! ♥

There were characters missing from the show,like Finn or Jasper and Raven. BUT we had others to keep us company. Glass and Luke are so cute and their story is amazing! Octavia is less fierce in the books. And we had lovely POVs of lots of different characters,so that was interesting. Now the important stuff. BELLARKE. BELLAMY AND CLARKE. CLARKE AND BELLAMY. OTP ♥ I adore them so much!!

Beauti ...more

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Jun 07, 2015 Riley rated it liked it · review of another edition

I didn't hate this. I thought I would but I didn't.
I think if I hadn't already watched the show, and loved these characters I would have been extremely annoyed and frustrated with them. But since I went into the book with love of the characters and the world, things that typically would annoy me didn't.

But yeah I honestly only liked this because I love the show so much and because I FINALLY got a Bellarke kiss ...more

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Oct 31, 2016 Elle (ellexamines) rated it did not like it

Shelves: sff-scifi-dystopias, z-2015reads, 1-star

I think about this book all the time, and to this day, I cannot actually believe this book spawned the first two seasons of the 100. How did the tv shows' creators make anything half-decent out of this shitshow?

A quick list of the reasons the book doesn't live up to the tv show
• Clarke is not a badass with complex morality
• she's a shallow, undeveloped prop for a love triangle because that’s what we need more of in YA
• Bellamy and Clarke have crappy romantic development. I don't even ship them I think about this book all the time, and to this day, I cannot actually believe this book spawned the first two seasons of the 100. How did the tv shows' creators make anything half-decent out of this shitshow?

A quick list of the reasons the book doesn't live up to the tv show
• Clarke is not a badass with complex morality
• she's a shallow, undeveloped prop for a love triangle because that’s what we need more of in YA
• Bellamy and Clarke have crappy romantic development. I don't even ship them hard in the show but their relationship is fucking beautiful as a friendship too. Here, their relationship is creepy and based entirely on his abs. Hate it!!
• Wells is basically a creepy stalker, rather than a guy who wants Clarke to be happy even if he can't be a part of that
• Octavia is whiny and annoying rather than being a badass with a great character arc
• where the fuck was Lincoln
• No Raven Reyes whatsoever
• was her character based on Glass?? Well, Glass sucks. In contrast Raven is my fucking wife
• No subversion of a typical love triangle, meaning no takedowns of girl hate, meaning no book version of the Spacewalker episode, meaning no Raven and Clarke's gorgeous beautiful perfect relationship
• Every single character is white and straight?? oh my god there are literally no characters who aren't straight and white
• And of course it pulls the brutal-race-of-brown-people-trope out
• god knows the show was not immune to this trope but the show at least has major nonwhite characters, and the “other” are sympathetic
• Did I mention that there's literally no moral conflict? Or plot?
• Did I mention Raven was literally not here
• This had nothing to do with the tv show
• The tv show is somehow better
• Even though I hate season three with the burning passion of a thousand suns

DO NOT RECOMMEND. If I were writing this in another time I'd throw in a ringing endorsement of the tv show, but unfortunately it got terrible [more racism, no moral conflicts, bury your gays, you’re still not game of thrones]. Shoutout to Raven and Clarke and Bellamy, miss y’all ...more

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Sep 04, 2013 Wendy Darling rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: packaged-book, dnf, skimmed-or-unfinished, read-2013, too-many-povs

DNF at 182 pages. It's not bad, it's just not terribly engaging, and there are too many POVs. Best to stop at this line:

There was no drug strong enough to repair a broken heart. ...more

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Aug 05, 2014 Karlyflower *The Vampire Ninja, Luminescent Monster & Wendigo Nerd Goddess of Canada (according to The Hulk)* rated it it was ok

Shelves: darker-times, love-interests-that-make-me-a-couga, all-for-love, you-call-this-romance, willow-says-bored-now

Let me pre-ample this review by saying I adore the TV show "The 100". A lot of this, I will admit, has to do with this:

BUT a greater part of that is because I think it does a superb job of showcasing humanity's strengths and weaknesses.

To say that Morgan's novel does the same would be a lie! Where the show is about survival, the book is - primarily - about human stupidity and the ridiculous shit we will do for "love".

I have often said I am not a romantic person, this is not entirely true. The ...more

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Jun 05, 2013 Giselle rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: own, arc

With a fantastic premise and an overall interesting plot, I can see why The 100 has already been signed on by CW as a TV series. If only it was tightened up with better character development and a stronger dedication to world building instead of establishing the romantic angle, it could have been a real page turner. Nevertheless, it's interesting enough to warrant a read. I believe its success will lay in the TV series, however.

100 teenagers are to be sent to earth after humans evacuated it 300 With a fantastic premise and an overall interesting plot, I can see why The 100 has already been signed on by CW as a TV series. If only it was tightened up with better character development and a stronger dedication to world building instead of establishing the romantic angle, it could have been a real page turner. Nevertheless, it's interesting enough to warrant a read. I believe its success will lay in the TV series, however.

100 teenagers are to be sent to earth after humans evacuated it 300 years prior due to a nuclear war. After only a brief introduction, we embark on this unnerving trip to a now foreign planet. While I enjoyed this quick drop into the big picture, I was left feeling like I'd missed the chance to get to know these people beforehand. We do get flashbacks throughout the book, which I first assumed would give us insight into the world and its characters, but it merely expands the romance with nothing but minor glimpses at the happenings inside the ship.

Consequently, The 100 left me with endless questions from the events that led to life on this ship, to how life has been sustained for three centuries, to how they have evolved and adapted, especially technologically speaking. I find it hard to believe they haven't been able to use satellites or other technology to keep track of Earth's condition to some extent. Furthermore, when they get to earth, aside from it being regrettably unexciting for a while, I was unconvinced at how they could adapt so easily - they don't seem to be affected by the sun or foreign bacteria (like those found in all water sources) for instance.

This leads me to problems in terms of character development. First and foremost, four POVs is not an easy feat, so it was not unexpected to find little to no variation between character voices. I kept needing to pay attention to recall which POV I was reading. And don't forget my mention of flashbacks on top of it! If we speak individually, whether due to the number of perspectives or simply poor character building, the characters are hard to grasp. It's difficult to see them as real people, or as anything other than plot devices. How can a kid raised in a ship be an instant pro at hunting prey, to the point of being able to shoot a bird with a bow and arrow in a matter of days (or maybe a couple of weeks, either is unrealistic) with minimal effort? Additionally, being the first humans to arrive on this planet in centuries, who then must depend on each other to survive, we get a group dynamic that remains mostly superficial. I would have expected this to be the driving force of a story with such a setting.

It may sound like I have a lot of negative to say about this book and thus telling you you should not read it, but this is not the case. In the end I have to admit that it kept my interest from start to finish due to its fascinating premise and my love of survival stories. The book's short chapters makes it a quick read, add some frightening turn of events on top of an ending that stirs up the pot and we have ourselves an entertaining read despite its flaws. A lot depends on the sequel at this point. If the author puts effort into making her world solid and her plot sustainable, I think it could be one of those that's better rated as a series than its individual installments. I would recommend this one to fans of the TV series Lost and sci-fi romance.

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An advance copy was provided by the publisher for review.

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Feb 13, 2014 Stacia (the 2010 club) marked it as did-not-finish · review of another edition

The top of the review space says : What did you think?

What did I think? I think I'm out. That's what I think. DNF @ 40%.

There were too many PoV's. As well, there were too many flashbacks for too many PoV's. And let's not forget that I get iffy when there's too much flirting/pining/romance when it starts to choke out a great sci-fi concept.

Sadly, I'm not even sure if the show is going to work for me. When all the kids ran off the ship in a very non-cautious and jubilant way, I think my mouth dro ...more

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Aug 21, 2020 Imogen Kathleen rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: pre-2020, 1-star

I might be a dick for saying this, but watch the TV show instead. I'm back with the controversial opinions.
It's been years since I read this series (if I hadn't paid for all three in a set, I would have stopped after the first), and I honestly haven't been so disappointed by a book since. Here's a lil looksie into what let me down:

- HOW did the author take the coolest premise ever, and then choose to ignore it completely in favour of some gross teenage romances? Like, COME ON. So much could have ...more

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Mar 19, 2015 Courtney Wells rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: speculative-fiction, tyrannytopia, brave-new-world, psychotarian-government, protagonists-are-not-role-models, merry-old-land-of-suck, some-kinda-apocalyptic, adaptation-what-did-you-do-to-this, ya, dystopian

I've been watching the show since it first aired and am ashamed to admit I didn't know there was a book it was based on.

Having read this, I understand why changes were made for the show's purposes but I feel the book really did more with the characters. It was written in a style I felt was engaging and engrossing overall; however, some of the characters relied heavily on tropes and had flimsy, foolish motivations at times. For that reason the plot stretched disbelief in some places while wearin ...more

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Nov 16, 2018 tappkalina rated it it was ok

Shelves: favourite-characters, 2-star

Humans had abandoned Earth during its darkest hour. It wouldn’t care how many died trying to return.

He tasted like joy, and joy tasted better on Earth.

The fact that this happened sooner than the halfway point and it gave me what 6 season didn't. 😭😭😭
Season 7 get your shit together. #bellarke ...more

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Sep 03, 2014 Kelly (and the Book Boar) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs, read-in-2014

Find all of my reviews at: http://52bookminimum.blogspot.com/

I picked The 100 up ~~because I’m a bookaholic and I can’t control myself~~ as one of NetGalley’s “read now” selections. All I knew going in was that this is currently a television series on the CW Network. Now, I’ve watched enough of the CW to know that (excluding the delicious train wreck called “Makeover Day” on America’s Next Top Model) the viewership (which, at times, includes myself) tends to land in one of the following camps:

50 ...more

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Jun 07, 2015 Twila rated it it was ok

Recommends it for: Err... Just watch the show

Shelves: slow-in-places

I initially gave The 100 three stars, but after starting the TV show, I’ve realized how much better this book could have been. And it could have been 1000x better.

After a nuclear winter almost destroyed earth, what was left of the population had to turn to space to keep the human race alive. They are what they call the “colony” and have been living in space for what has been three hundred years. But their home has begun break and fall apart, and so 100 criminals are sent on a desperate mission ...more

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May 13, 2013 Krista marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013, little-brown

Saw a clip for the CW show, and all I can say is that it looks awesome! Now, I'm super excited for this book. Plus...this is generally what I think about YA books being made into television shows:

...more

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Mar 02, 2015 Ikram rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: crews, sci-fi, not-worth-the-hype, meh, ya

Edit after watching 2 seasons of the TV Show in less than a week:

You guys ditch this book and go watch the TV Show like right now! It's 10 times better I kid you not.

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So I basically read this book only because I heard so many great things about the tv show. I didn’t hate it, it was definitely a good story but I didn’t love it either, mainly because of the writing style.

The ones I hated:

Wells:

The stupidest idiot I’ve ever read about. He took some very questionable decisi ...more

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Jul 21, 2013 Emily (Obsessed Reader) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

It's been a full 24 hours since I read this, but I CANNOT stop thinking about it! I am obsessed. I am sitting here impatiently waiting for the last two books in the series to get in my mailbox so I can marathon them both. Probably in one sitting. It's that good.
This is one of those books that completely surprised me, and a combination of beautiful (and seemingly effortless) writing, plus really cool characters, and an AWESOME/totally original storyline has sucked me in and consumed me.
READ. THI ...more

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Jun 19, 2014 Liz Janet rated it did not like it

I wanted to love this with all of my heart, I truly did. The show is not terrible, but the book just left me disappointed.(except that one character that dies in the show in the first few episodes but is not dead in the books, although he is very hate-able in the book but likable in the show)It is:(view spoiler)

Also Finn is not in the book, I have no idea why there are covers with his face on, he is literally an invention for the show.

Now let us talk about two main things, I wanted to love this with all of my heart, I truly did. The show is not terrible, but the book just left me disappointed.(except that one character that dies in the show in the first few episodes but is not dead in the books, although he is very hate-able in the book but likable in the show)It is:(view spoiler)

Also Finn is not in the book, I have no idea why there are covers with his face on, he is literally an invention for the show.

Now let us talk about two main things, plot and characters, since everything else is not really worth talking about, since I could find no redeeming qualities in this novel except the fact that the show is based off of it.

Plot: Same plot as the show, except it takes for ever for anything to happen here, and when it does is a lot of things we do not care for, or that don't make as much sense at all. It is basically a bunch of kids truing to make a fire during the day, while in the show they encounter grounders, betrayals, a hunt for their original destination, loves and friendships are formed. Yep I must have definitely skipped that part in the book since the plot has no development.

Characters: So you know Bellamy? Strong?Handsome?Intelligent?Caring?Militia-leading?Good-hearted but hides it because doesn't know how to deal with his feelings? Yep, he is not in the book. There is someone with a similar name, but he is a doormat with no depth. You remember Clarke right? The boss of the show? Well versed in medicine? The kick-ass? Cares about others? Leader that alongside Bellamy must make hard decisions? Nope, she is literally the cause of the problem, because some imbecile was so in love with her that he risked everyone else's life on the spaceship. (view spoiler). Octavia is not Octavia, she is an insolent child with no distinguishable characteristics. There is Glass and Luke but they are so irrelevant that I don't even want to discuss them. Jasper? Monty?Murphy? I don't even think they were mentioned, and they could have added so much to the plot.
This is not the post-apocalyptic book the series presents, but rather a very weak and unnecessary way to introduce a love triangle. There is literally so little world building that you are just left confused and with a desire to burn the book from every library on earth and stop the distribution of such idiocy.

Oh and I forgot about the writing, let me summarize my opinion with a few quotes:
“But I should warn you… I’ll probably take off my shirt at some point.”
“Bellamy leaned back with a sigh and closed his eyes, wondering how long it would take until she stopped being the last person he thought about before he fell asleep.”
“I love you" he whispered in her ear. No matter how many times she heard them words, they never ceased to make her shiver.”
"To save the girl he loved, he’d have to endanger the entire human race."
"He cocked his head to the side and surveyed Clarke quizzically. The skin under her eyes was bruised with exhaustion, but the purple shadows just made them look greener." ...more

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Dec 03, 2014 Marnie rated it liked it · review of another edition

The tv show is one of my absolute favourites, so going into this book, I didn't actually have very high expectations. I'd heard that the book was very different to the show, and since I love the show, I wasn't too sure on what to expect. However, this book was exactly what I needed to feed my cravings whilst the tv show is on break until later in the year!

The story is different, and I liked hearing about the characters that have no appearance on the show. I mean, anything that involves Bellamy B ...more

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Aug 01, 2014 Eric Boot rated it really liked it · review of another edition

First read: July 2015 - 3.5 stars
Second read: May 2016 - 4 stars
Still: an amazing start to an amazing trilogy! I don't know why these books aren't more popular, the plot is fantastic, the characters feel so real, it's so good! ...more

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May 24, 2019 Claude's Bookzone rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: action, survival, love-triangle, sci-fi-futuristic-world-tech, adventure, diverse-characters-represented, family, young-adult-book, mystery, post-apocalytic

UPDATE 22/02/2021 - content warnings added

CW: (view spoiler)

Well I enjoyed the TV series more.

There is a whole story arc in the book that they never pursued in the TV series. For good reason. It was way too yearny and quite frankly boring. I just didn't care about Glass (really?) and the sad sap she was crushing on. I was literally willi ...more

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Apr 20, 2016 Kate rated it liked it

Shelves: 2016-read

I quite enjoyed this book.

Loved seeing the different perspectives and flashbacks, those added a little something extra to the novel.

It was also fun picking out the similarities and differences to the TV Show, which I love so much.

I didn't feel a great connection to the characters in this book, but there was definitely something there, so hopefully it grows when I read the next 2 books!

...more

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Nov 09, 2020 Penny rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: y-read-young-adults-fantasy, reviewed, s-read-sci-fi, tv

I didn't actually like this book. I didn't find it interesting and so I never got invested in the characters or the story.
I, however, absolutely LOOOOOVE the TV Series!!

The only reason I read this book is because of how much I enjoy The 100 TV series. But this book is nothing like that. The reasons behind the characters actions and choices are much more powerful in the show, and it makes you think. The characters in the book are driven mostly by silly and superficial things, too infantile for ...more

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Apr 24, 2018 kayla ♡ rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: dnf

DNF 81 PAGES IN

Okay so. There isn't really anything wrong with the book. I just...couldn't get into it. I'm a huge fan of the show which is probably why I didn't care for the book. It wasn't the characters who I fell in love with. Raven? Monty? Jasper? Not even in the book. I guess Raven is like a mix of Glass and Finn but it's not the same.

This isn't the book's fault. It's mine. I shouldn't of went in there expecting it to be exactly like the show. Maybe one day I'll pick it back up but...I don ...more

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Aug 21, 2013 Neil (or bleed) rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: gave-away

1.5

When I first saw it in the bookstore and read the blurb on the back cover, I was intrigued. And I note to myself that I will love this one. But maybe you can't just force yourself to love something you don't find loving. What a shame.

I like the concept of The 100 yet almost the whole book was all about love-- kissing, saying "I love you" and whatnot. What the hell. Really characters, this is supposed-to-be a story of survival and discovery, not love. But love conquers all so that's why. Not t ...more

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Feb 22, 2016 Chad rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I'm glad I watched the TV show first, because while it is a great TV show, it is a boring book. It feels like this is only half of a book. It's only 213 pages and not much happens except the kids crash land on Earth. From there it's 150 pages of whining and moaning, most of it about boys. I think the entire book is covered in the pilot of the show. ...more

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Oct 25, 2014 Elise ✘ a.k.a Ryder's Pet ✘ rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: love-triangle-menage-orgy, read-in-2014, dystopian-post-apocalyptic-utopian, first-in-series, reviewed, young-adult, 4-stars, science-fiction

The door slid open, and Clarke knew it was time to die.

Too many POV's for my taste... (Clarke and Bellamy's POV was perfectly fine for me, but Wells and Glass was okay in the start, but then I started losing interest in them, specially Wells..) , but I love ALL the Bellarke scenes! And yes, you have guessed it, I'm a HUGE Bellarke fan! Though, I had expected a love-hate relationship between Clarke and Bellamy like in the TV-show, but I guess you kinda have to separate the book and t ...more

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Feb 15, 2015 Valentina rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: badass-otp, favourite-female-characters, reviews-in-english

so much more bellarke than in the tv show, ~~also more wells and clarke but ugh~~

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Aug 16, 2014 Jess rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: chocolate strawberries fans aka overpowering chocolate taste. Same case. Romance > dystopia.

Shelves: today-i-feel-masochistic, the-dystopian-lot

To save the girl he loved, he’d have to endanger the entire human race.

Pick up your shit and get with the fucking program, Wells. You’re on what appears (objective word here) to be a post-apocolyptic toxic (but not fucking explained) dystopian Earth. How about you save the selfishness for a rainy day and take out some of that much needed self preservation.

If The 100 was anything, it surely, not even in it’s dreams, wouldn't be a post-apocolypitic dystopia. It’s a fucking romance ...more

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