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EDIT: 1 star.
Let's just say this was not for me.
The plot felt somewhat empty, as the majority of the book's chapters are just describing the different tests in strength and courage that the main character has to go through to be accepted by her faction. She has to do a variety of cool and dangerous stuff, such as shoot guns, jump from trains, jump from buildings, play paintball, get beaten up by her class mates. All to prove that she can be a part of their society, otherwise she has to live as ...more
Let's just say this was not for me.
The plot felt somewhat empty, as the majority of the book's chapters are just describing the different tests in strength and courage that the main character has to go through to be accepted by her faction. She has to do a variety of cool and dangerous stuff, such as shoot guns, jump from trains, jump from buildings, play paintball, get beaten up by her class mates. All to prove that she can be a part of their society, otherwise she has to live as ...more
Sep 07, 2011
Katharine (Ventureadlaxre)
rated it
it was ok
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I picked two stars for the highlighted text it means - 'it was okay'. Though in my mind three stars out of five makes more sense.
I like the idea of this book. I think with better editing and characters it could have been fantastic.
Marg K.'s review pretty well sums up the problems this book has. ...more
I like the idea of this book. I think with better editing and characters it could have been fantastic.
Marg K.'s review pretty well sums up the problems this book has. ...more
Nov 10, 2011
Sam
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really liked it
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