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Violeta Ju Ju violetajuskova — Herhangi birinizle ilgili, MATCHED'in devamı, orijinali kadar iyidir. Condie'nin yazısı o kadar net ve açık ki, kitap akıyor ve karakterleri canlı, gerçek ve kök saldığınız ve (daha da önemlisi) inandığınız gerçek insanlar olmaya devam ediyor. doğal sohbetler, saklanması gereken sırları tutmak, zamanın doğru olduğunu düşündüklerinde sırları ortaya çıkarmak. Bence bu kitapların gerçek cazibesi. Karakterler o kadar gerçek, diyalogları o kadar gerçek ki, gördüğümüz, korkutucu ve garip olduğumuz kendi geleceğimiz olduğuna tamamen inanabilirsiniz. EŞLEŞTİRİLEN DERNEKLERİN DÜNYANIN TEMİZ TEMİZLİĞİNİ SEVİYORUM ve şimdi CROSSED'de ters çevrimi görüyoruz: Castoff'ların hayatta kalmak için mücadele ettiği vahşi hayvanlar. Bu sahne değişikliği hikayeyi taze tutar ve yepyeni bir dizi zorluk getirir: Cassia Topluma güvenemeyeceğini öğrendi, ama isyancılara da güvenebilir mi? Şimdi her iki seçeneği de gördüğüme göre, üçüncü kitabın Cassia, Ky ve Xander'ın nereye ineceğini öğrenmek için çok heyecanlıyım. (Ve Cassia'nın gerçekten aralarında seçim yapması gerekiyor mu? Hadi, Ally, gelecek!)

Jeffry B jef5067ad1 — This book blew me away! I found this book incredibly interesting to read. I enjoyed both the scientific and the religious aspects to the book and how everything seemed to reveal themselves, even towards the very end.

邓 岂 dengke1111 — Review from my blog: The Word Fiend There has been a lot of hype surrounding Divergent in the publishing and book blogging world. From the moment I first heard about it I developed a huge book crush. But like all crushes, there is the fear that when we finally meet the object of our affection that the reality may not live up to our expectations. Veronica Roth has not disappointed me with her debut. Divergent is an exciting, addictive read that will pull you into its pages and release you breathless and begging for more. The cover for Divergent is like the book: bold and eye-catching. The reflective sheen makes the colours glint and gives the circle of flame, the symbol for the Dauntless, a life of its own. It's this symbol that catches the eye and pulls you into the image. The heavy clouds hovering over the city are an effective metaphor for the changes and danger threatening the perfect society below. Divergent is Veronica Roth's debut novel – and if this is how she writes starting out I can only see great things in her future. Roth writes with confidence and skill and this lifts her already great idea and moulds it into a brilliant read. The pacing was spot-on – with natural dips and peaks to engage the reader and allow them to catch their breath before the next action-packed scene. At no point did I get the urge to rush through the quieter sections to get to the next exciting moment. This is because every scene helps to tell the story and I was more than happy to sit back and let Roth guide me through her world and the book. The dystopian world that Roth has created in Divergent is engaging and well thought out. Society is split into five factions: Abnegation (selflessness), Amity (friendship/harmony), Candor (honesty), Dauntless (fearless/undaunted) and Erudite (scholarly) that work in their specialised areas to keep the world as a whole running smoothly. When they turn sixteen, people choose which faction they will spend the rest of their lives in – not always the faction they were born into. I loved the factions and the thought that Roth has put into what each faction values and cultivates in its members. The differences in the factions are very obvious in the initiates who have joined a faction they were not born into. Roth uses this to great advantage to highlight these differences. Tris is the heroine in Divergent. She is tough, kick-ass and smart – all things I love in a protagonist. Being a part of Tris's journey was exciting and there is a definite character growth that takes place through the book. I was rooting for her from page one. Four is also a complex, three-dimensional character and I must confess to having a mild character crush on him. The building relationship brings out their strengths and showed them both to be interesting and fully formed characters. Divergent is a thrilling read and I would gladly recommend it to anyone who enjoys an intelligent and entertaining story.

Mahmood Salah mahmoodsal6754 — This book details the events of the CIA's operation to overthrow Guatamalan president Arbenz. This analysis uses declassified government documents collected which provides an interesting perspective of what CIA and the executive branch believed covert operations could produce in the 50's and 60's. It is disappointing that the US promoted an operation that goes against international law, helped provide the inaccurate perceptions of covert action leading to future blunders in Cuba and Vietnam, and the resulting collaspe of the Guatamalan government for years to come. In the end, it was all for nothing, a sad conclusion that hopefully our nation has learned from.

Lies Arts liesarts — http://fromichelle.blogspot.com/2008/...