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Mahesh Gadakh gmahesh12191eb — Dark, well written, good story.

2kizi 2kizi 2kizi — The sequel to MATCHED, if any of you were concerned, is just as good as the original. Condie's writing is so crisp and clear that the book just flows along, and her characters continue to be vivid, real people who you root for and (even more importantly) believe in. There are no sitcom-esque misunderstandings, but people having normal, natural conversations, keeping secrets that need to be kept, revealing secrets when they think the time is right. That, I think, is the true appeal of these books. The characters are so real, their dialogue is so real, and that you can fully believe that this is our own future we are seeing, frightening and strange as it is. I loved the stark cleanliness of the Society in MATCHED, and now in CROSSED we see the flipside: the wilds where the castoffs are struggling to survive. This change of scene keeps the storyline fresh, and introduces a whole new set of challenges: Cassia has learned that she cannot trust the Society, but can she trust the rebels, either? Now that I've seen both options, I'm very excited to find out where book three will land Cassia, Ky, and Xander. (And does Cassia really need to choose between them? C'mon, Ally, it's the future!)

Lui Escalona heartonfire — This was a nice beach read style book. The story was sweet with a little bit of suspense and lots of tears shed on my end.

Flávio Sales flaviohdsa — great concepts and ideas. too much horoscope stuff and got way too off topic and metaphorical at the end. turned into a love story kinda. get this love out of my science...