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Rebellion

(The 100 #4)

Kass Morgan (Goodreads Author)

3.82 · Rating details · 5,505 ratings · 528 reviews

Centuries after nuclear war destroyed our planet, humanity struggles to rebuild. It’s been a month since the dropships landed and the Colonists joined the Hundred on the ground. The teens, once branded juvenile delinquents, are now leaders among their people.

The Colonists and the Earthborns are celebrating their first holiday together when, to everyone’s horror, they’re at ...more

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Published December 6th 2016 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers

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Dec 24, 2016 ✨ jamieson ✨ marked it as no-thanks

UNBELIEVABLE. I'm so irritated

y'ALL

FIRST OF ALL: don't tell me this is a trilogy and then make it a quad ? ilogy

SECOND OF ALL: why the fuck are you using tv covers for the boosk full time now
it is bc the author herself has accepted the books don't even compare to their tv adaptation and that somehow tv is absolutely slaying this series while the books ... are not

ANYWAY now I gotta hurl this series out of the "completed" list unbelievable.
I mean, I'm going to read this bc I'm a mindless consume ...more

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May 09, 2016 Ricky rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult, thrillers, read-this-if-it-kills-you, science-fiction, apocalyptic-or-post-apocalyptic

Behold, another book of The 100!

I think I was just as surprised as anyone else in this fandom when I learned that Kass Morgan was giving us a fourth book - because it came almost a full two years after Homecoming, and I think we were all under the impression Morgan was ending things with the trilogy (even if it was pretty open-ended.) Turns out she wasn't out of ideas - and this latest idea of hers, while a little more divergent from the CW series (they'll never adapt this book at this point bec ...more

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Feb 08, 2017 Julie rated it it was ok

Shelves: young-adult, i-am-a-masochist, endcoming

(This review contains spoilers that I haven't hidden with a cut, because I don't give a damn! Consider this yr warning.)

Anyway, hi! I'm back, still stubbornly reading this series! The fourth book was a surprise, because I expected it to end as a trilogy -- but I do think this must be the last of the series, considering how Morgan ties it all off with a pretty, idyllic bow at the end. Overall 2.5 stars, and (surprisingly) maybe the best of the series. But it's still incredibly shallow and superfi ...more

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Dec 17, 2016 Chelsea rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: 2-star

This book is pretty much exactly what I expected; a completely unnecessary addition to a completed trilogy. I didn’t hate it enough to give it one star, but this book adds nothing to this series.

After everything has wrapped up, the story follows the characters after a new group of people kidnap a few of the group. The story is almost 300 pages of this random kidnapping plot that feels so irrelevant compared to the plot of the original series.

There’s no denying that the reason a fourth book was o ...more

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Jul 10, 2018 sandra rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2018

I did enjoy this book but it was just too short.
This could've easily become the best book in this series because the idea behind this one was by far the best. This should've been longer, a lot longer.

What I probably loved the most about this book is Octavia's development. She's one of my favorites in the TV Show and I was kind of sad that she was just an unimportant character in the previous book. I still think she should've played a bigger part in this series. But I can say that I enjoyed her ...more

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Apr 02, 2017 Mads rated it liked it

Shelves: books-i-own

Not as disappointing as the last one, but I still think these books had so much more potential to them! I really like the idea behind the plot and the characters are amazing, but I just feel that the story is too basic and predictable. If this series continues, I'll keep reading it because 1) I don't like leaving series unfinished, and 2) despite all the plot flaws, I like the characters and I would like to see what happens to them.
However, if I had to choose between the book series and the TV ...more

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Apr 11, 2018 Rissa rated it liked it

Rebellion 3.5⭐
Its weird reading the final book after i watched the entire series up til now because the show has took on a world of it own (but are really good and i dont their changes at all) but the books are still amazing just confusing reading Wells perspective when well, you know. ...more

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Dec 19, 2016 Kirra rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I read the first three books of this series early last year when I fell in love the show (in the early seasons) and then this book came out so I was actually pretty confused when I started reading this book and I basically couldn’t remember a thing that had happened in the last book! It was also really surprising that this book even came out because everyone assumed that was the end because there were three books and the third book ended fairly rounded but I guess the popularity of the show fuel I read the first three books of this series early last year when I fell in love the show (in the early seasons) and then this book came out so I was actually pretty confused when I started reading this book and I basically couldn’t remember a thing that had happened in the last book! It was also really surprising that this book even came out because everyone assumed that was the end because there were three books and the third book ended fairly rounded but I guess the popularity of the show fueled this one. I’m not complaining because I was very sad when I realized there were only three books but I do feel like this one didn’t really fit into the world Kass Morgan had formed in the books before.

This book seemed in one word- rushed. The book started off with everyone setting up for the Harvest Feast and in a happy mood but Bellamy has concerns that they’re being watched and thinks the feast is the perfect time for someone to attack them. Then that very thing happens pretty soon after! It was clear it would happen but it was still creepy when it did because these new villains in this book are totally messed up. Then it seems like it spirals quickly from then on with action, action, action and emotions everywhere!

I think the ending was the most rushed part of the book but I still absolutely loved the ending of this book because it was sweet and good and it does seem like it’s actually the end now but of course, I’d read whatever else she wrote for this series as well. It was also an incredibly quick read because it was only 300 pages and it was told in the perspectives of Bellamy, Clarke, Wells and Glass so on average they all only had about 75 pages each! I also feel like Clarke had the least involvement in this book so I was disappointed about that but it could have been purposeful to give Wells and Glass more action in this book. I do feel like it ended up fitting with the series towards the end of the book when it really felt like a great group of people working together to survive and thrive. Overall, it was an absolutely engaging read and the pages completely melted away like the words couldn’t write themselves quick enough for me to read if that makes sense!

Favourite Quotes…

- “We’re the Protectors.”

- “Nothing I like more than a killer with a red ribbon in her hair.”

- “You’re never going to trust me, will you?”

- “I love all of you, Bellamy Blake.”

“Welcome home.”

*Spoilers Below*

(view spoiler)[It’s lovely that Clarke’s parents love Bellamy but I really don’t remember him being this much of a jerk in the previous books. I cannot believe how much they fought in this book. Basically, 85% of their interaction was spent angry, sad or throwing words at each other. I do think Bellamy is hotheaded and really could have used a reality check sooner but Clarke could have tried harder to reach him instead of keeping her concerns bottled up.

I thought Jealous Bellamy was so hilarious and fantastic when he has this silly idea that Paul and Clarke had something together because it was clearly all coming from Paul. It was completely horrible of Bellamy to suggest that she would move onto Paul after apparently using Wells and Bellamy to survive or get better treatment and it just made me want to hit him! Grr, Bellamy! At least Clarke was still level headed and shut him down by telling him he was basically an angry person that lashes out instead of thinking and it’s so true!

Octavia and Anna are my favourite couple from this book and I’m so happy that Octavia is so happy because I think she deserves it greatly after all she’s been through and Anna seems like such a sweet girl while still having the ability to kick ass just like Octavia.

Throughout this book, Sasha’s death is still weighing deeply on Wells and I do remember that it was one part that was really sad for me as well because Sasha was a great character that died way too soon. I hope he finds someone else great after he heals from the pain of Sasha. He’s also still adjusting to being Bellamy’s brother but they’re both feeling a deeper bond to each other now. I loved all of the little thoughts they had about each other and it was good to see them really embracing each other.

I felt so bad for Glass throughout the book because she was so lost and without purpose in their home base so when she was kidnapped you could see her clinging to them when they gave her a meaningful position and came to her to help them above the rest of the people they had taken and they listened to her. So all of that combined made it super easy for Glass to form an attachment to this crazy cult and I definitely understood why she was hesitant to cut ties with them but thankfully, she realized how wrong they were with the best line, “Only if Earth wills it.” and that was truly epic.

That crazy cult, the “Protectors” turned out to be so much worse than I originally thought. They went from being raiders that went from camp to camp taking food to a psycho cult that thought the Earth was speaking to them and having big celebrations in a gazebo made of human bones, yeah, human bones! But without a doubt, the worst part about the Protectors is the fact that they take these people, convert them and then make them all get together and pair to mate and make children in this awful group! I don’t know how she thought of this awful group but props to her because I was freaked out. I’m so glad they were stopped before anything drastic happened to these guys.

After all of those harsh and emotional times Bellamy and Clarke came out stronger in the end. They understood their faults and were honest with each other so they became that much closer. It also gave Bellamy a wonderful idea to propose to Clarke! I cannot believe they got engaged, I did not see that coming and it was the best part of the book! When he suggested they build their own cabin together I was pretty pleased with the idea of them having their own home together but then he went above and beyond by asking her mother for the family heirloom and asking her to marry him! It was seriously such a sweet ending and I love picturing them as a married couple in this blissful new world. (hide spoiler)] ...more

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Jul 02, 2019 Ashley Drumm rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: kass-morgan

Nooooooooooooooooo!!!! I’m not ready for the series to end, especially the way it ended. I need more!! Now I guess I should watch the TV series :)

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Mar 05, 2018 Elyse rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: gr-challenge-2018, genre-science-fic, overdrive-audio-borrowed

Are we done with this series yet? I feel like it could've stopped at book 3. And then all of a sudden there's a book 4. I fee like there was a real conclusion so hopefully we're done here. I don't even know how she can keep writing, knowing the TV show has surpassed the books by a long shot. The first book wasn't even out for a year when the show premiered!! lol. They're vastly different beasts (they kind of always have been) but I could see Kass being influenced by the show. There's just so muc ...more

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Dec 30, 2016 Jessica {Litnoob} rated it it was amazing

While I feel like my opinion is 500% biased and everyone should know that going in, I also feel like this book, like the others in the series was awesome. True I adore this world and the characters and they are very clearly my happy place but still I think anyone could find enjoyment in this world with these people. We get to see a threat facing our favorite survivors and it's one they haven't dealt with before. It opens their world up even more and gives them new challenges, a new foe and one i ...more

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Mar 08, 2017 Stephanie Bain rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This one was definitely my favorite of the bunch! While instill have my issues with the series as a whole (mind you im attached to it because the show is an all time favorite) but i felt the plot was so much better! The characters development and interaction was much better. I loved the pacing and while there were some character issues i hate the ending legit made up for it! What can i say i love me some The 100!

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Mar 01, 2018 Sean rated it really liked it

Really sad this series is over but super glad I picked it up out of nowhere. This definitely wasn’t my favorite installment in the series, but I enjoyed it so much and read it so quickly. Definitely want more people who appreciate the show to give the books a shot as well because they are so underrated.

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May 02, 2017 Ryan Buckby rated it liked it

actual rating: 3.5

a new enemy is rising...

I was just as surprised as anyone who has read this series when Kass Morgan announced she would be releasing a fourth book in the series. I personally didn't think that there needed to be a fourth book in the series and for me personally i loved how the third book ended. However i feel that this fourth book could have acted as the third book in the series and then the third one could have acted like the fourth book.

Characters:

Clarke: My favourite ch ...more

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Sep 27, 2018 Stacie rated it really liked it

Shelves: young-adult, paperback, top-favorite-series, favorites

BELLARKE!!! Omg. Why can't this happen in the show??!

The 100 is my all time favorite show, ever. I've rewatched all seasons 4 times and I just finished season 1 again last night for the 5th time. Am I crazy? Of course not. This show is amazing. But the books are obliviously a lot different.

I really liked this book. It was a fast read and kept me hooked from the beginning. It starts out with everyone getting ready to have a big dinner together. The earthborns and everyone from the sky are all wo ...more

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Oct 02, 2017 Alessandra Crivelli rated it liked it

Shelves: series, sci-fi, tv-adaptation

I am not a Bellarke in the tvshow but I will sail with this ship in the book version.

I devoured it. Reading a the 100 book is like watching an episode of the show.
It is so addict and people are dying in the book too!

But the ending was just a big NO.
I twisted my nose at those last pages: I mean that ending is too cheesy for a dystopic world. I get that they're teen. BUT HELL NO.

Also Bellamy -- in the book he doesn't even look like him.
i.e. When everybody was n dangerous his first thought was Cla ...more

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Apr 03, 2017 Sara MinHerondale rated it it was amazing

Look, I wanted just to skip this book. Just to ignore it's existence, and simply not read it. FORTUNATELY, I don't leave unfinished series (unless I'm really stopped from doing that) and I've read it ALL. In the beginning I really couldn't stand it. But, it grew on me and I fucking finished it, AND MAY I JUST SAY THAT I LOVED EVERYTHING ABOUT THE ENDING!! This series isn't actually bad (as I was thinking before) and if the first book sounds interesting to you, go read it! The third one was the w ...more

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Oct 20, 2017 Ismae rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, series, favorites

This. Is. The. Shit. I. Live. For. Aaaahhhh..so good.

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Jul 14, 2018 Isaa Jason rated it it was amazing

You may ask, ‘5/5 stars? but you give book one 2 stars??’

Well, my dear friend. This book did everything right. I loved every pov, the action was amazing. And this book is just PERFECT. Amazing end to the series. The plot in here was also soooooooo nice. I got the walking dead vibes (back in the day when the show was still good). Full review to come, but i can tell you with proud that im sad it’s over :’)

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Mar 14, 2019 Ashley Adriana maria rated it it was ok

DNF at page 90. Really liked the first three books but this one cant hold my attention. Maybe ill try it again some day but for now i have to stop. Seeing it on my nightstand all the time is giving me almost a reading slump because i keep forcing myself to read it.

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Nov 17, 2018 Kayla rated it really liked it

It was a great ending to a great series.

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May 30, 2016 Jenna rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: signed-copy, 2017, favorites-2016, 2016

*RE-READ DECEMBER 2017*

Okay, so I loved this book just as much the second time around. This one has much more of a focus on survival and character growth than on the romance elements, something that I was really glad to see.

My rating hasn't changed, nor has my opinion that EVERYONE SHOULD READ THESE BOOKS!

VIDEO REVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C4lX...

Wow. Just, wow. Considering I didn't think we were ever getting a fourth book in this series, I can honestly say that it was so much better ...more

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Feb 08, 2017 Kim Claesen rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites, young-adult, dystopian-sci-fi, tv-shows

I really enjoyed reading this book! It wasn't very special and it doesn't really add much more to the original trilogy but I enjoyed going back to the dystopian world of The 100 :-D.

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Nov 10, 2017 Jenni rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2017

I absolutely loved it of coarse!! I love Clark and Bellamy!! Perfect ending to a great series(even thought it doesn’t go with the show!) lol

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May 19, 2017 thegirlonfire rated it it was amazing

i hope there are more books i love this series :3 cant believe this season of the 100 is almost done too :C

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Mar 23, 2019 Siobhan Bejr rated it liked it

Actual rating 3.5*

This review is covering all 4 books int the '100' series.

'The 100' series is set in a dystopian future and follows a group of 100 under age criminals sent back to Earth as testers for the radiation level to discover if its safe to once again inhabit after living in space. We follow closely to a few main characters; Clarke, Bellamy, Wells and Glass along with a few minor characters throughout the series.
Overall I liked most of the characters, my favourite by far was Bellamy and ...more

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Sep 26, 2018 Laura rated it liked it

Shelves: e-book

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Nov 27, 2018 Brittany Risko rated it it was amazing

What a good book! I finished this book so quickly because I couldn't put it down. I have loved this series from the beginning and this last book certainly did not let me down. From the beginning I have been in love with all the main characters. I love their personalities and the relationships they built. This book was such a great ending for this series. (view spoiler) ...more

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Sep 13, 2018 Dodie Hope rated it did not like it

It was so unnecessary in my opinion. Morgan should've leave the series as an trilogy. This book adds NOTHING to the series except for a few scenes to make Bellarke shippers freak out (don't get me wrong, i like Bellarke.) It was so painful to read since everything was so simple and predictable. The storyline was so cliche. It's been years since i've read the trilogy but as i remember the first 3 books were so much interesting to read. I had no expectations but this still was a disappointment for ...more

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Feb 02, 2018 Manon Chartier rated it it was ok

I didn’t really like this book. I think I just lost interest in the characters, they all annoyed me a lot. And the plot was not very good neither so, I’m glad I’ve finished reading this book.

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Kass Morgan studied literature at Brown and Oxford, and now resides in Brooklyn, where she lives in constant fear of her Ikea bookcase collapsing and burying her under a mound of science fiction and Victorian novels.