The Death Cure question

I learned to keep going although I've been hurt and I learned it's okay to be scared, but in the end we all have to face our fears and sacrifice ourselves for the people we love.
The book taught me that we are controlled and there are only a few rebels that walk around with open eyes
The book had a lot of friendship in it and I someday I want to have friends like the gladers. Friends I'd die for and friends that'd die for me.

I learned that a series is only good if the ending is written well.

I learned that a good ending can't be rushed.

I learned that books in a series should be equally different.

I learned that I shall never read any of James Dashner's books again.

I learn that girls friendship and boys friendship have totally different style.

Also it thought me that every storm we got in our life that we faced without give up will make us stronger and braver to take risks to reach what we want to reach

I feel as if the books taught me many things, but the two I remember most predominantly is that curiosity helps one strive and come across new ideas for survival, and that hope is extremely important and people will do crazy things just to hold onto it.

This series taught me to only trust your closest friends, and to go with your instincts. Also, that I would definitely die if this ever happened, because I can't run for shit.

I learned you have to trust people if they have more experience than you. Even if you don't know them.