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Ruan Chagas ruantfcff25 — Didn't have time to finish the first time from library...slower start, but could try again another time...

Angelika Lancsak dubaimatchmaker — Finally! As I neared the end of this book, it felt like the ending of a movie. I knew this series was originally supposed to be a trilogy, and in all honesty, I would've been perfectly happy if Ms. Clare did end it here. Of course, there are a few things I'd be curious about, but I feel like I got the sense of closure while I read this, and I don't always necessarily get that feeling when series come to a close. And the length of the book was love! Cassandra Clare is an amazing author, and while reading, I thought of the dedication and perseverance that went into this, all the thought behind it as does any book that will be published or any author who aspires to be published. As of now, I can't think of what I'd want to change, but even if I did have something, I'm sure it'll be resolved in City of Fallen Angels (which I already have and am excited to read!) I even had a dream about this book while reading it, which is always nice:)

Sofia Manrique sofiamaga — I've been needing some brain candy lately (something not too complex and just a fun, enoyable read) and Matched was a perfect fit. I'm reading a lot of Dystopia novels right now and this was a really interesting take. It reminded me of the Uglies series by Scott Westerfield in a lot of different ways. I think if you've read both you could easily identify them. I think the most stunning or interesting comparison revolves around the choices they make. Both girls in these stories (Tally from Uglies and Cassia from Matched) have an option to take the easy road, or take a comfortable path for their life and future, but both girls choose the harder path. I felt almost naive when I read certain parts or the characters pointed out things the Society controls. I didn't expect it, like how they control that they die at age 80 which I think was a good surprise in the fact that the author downplayed it so it was a surprise. At least to me anyways, ha. One of the things I didn't like though, and it's not that I think it took away from the story, but I would have loved to learn more about the history and why the Society controls as much as they do. I found the red pills very intersting and how the borough had changed before so I think this series has so much potential. I would like to have more of the history explained and I see a potential uprising in the future. I'm looking forward to more of the story and I hope this story when it ends has a happy-ish ending.