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Insurgent, the sequel to Divergent, manages to do what many second books in a trilogy fail to do - continue the action, character development and plot advancement in a way that is just as satisfying as book #1. Yet it certainly left me hungering for book #3 - and I'll have to wait a while to satisfying that desire.
Insurgent picks up in the immediate aftermath of the explosive ending of Divergent. Tris and Tobias spend much of this book trying to figure out their leaders - who can be trusted, whe ...more
Insurgent picks up in the immediate aftermath of the explosive ending of Divergent. Tris and Tobias spend much of this book trying to figure out their leaders - who can be trusted, whe ...more
I was really looking forward to this book, but it was a weak follow-up to "Divergent." The love story was far too pronounced, and the plot became redundant.
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It has been quite a while since I read Divergent and it would have been nice to have a little reintroduction to the different factions since I was having trouble keeping them straight. The end was a good cliffhanger.
More rubbish. Smart people = bad, religious "moral" people = good.
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Just can't wait for the conclusion.
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this was on track to be a 3 star book until the ending... wow!
Better than the first, I think because in the first book I was irritated with the breakdown of the factions, but by the time I started this one, I just let it go.
Dec 04, 2012
Elizabeth
marked it as to-read
Nov 20, 2014
Tara
marked it as to-read
