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林 跃 aiguoguo — It's been quite some time since I read this one. To be honest, the ending simply ruined it for me. Otherwise, it would have gotten 2 stars at least, but I never really connected even with the "good" parts, and then it whammed me with a mega-depressing finale. Because the rest of it was so blah, I was counting on a grand finish to pull it through and make it worthwhile, so that ending really, really let me down. I also was just not interested in the plots going on parallel to Sonea's, in particular, her childhood friend. Mediocre series.

Maria Avalos ma_avalosba97 — Just as good the second time around!! Brilliant!! Amazing!! SUPER-MEGA-AWESOME!! Yes, this book, is awesome. Finally we have a female protagonist who is able to turn herself into a strong, capable, smart leader. And a guy who isn't a complete sap and who repsects her enough to realise just how capable she is. And together they make a true partnership. The ultimate team. Real! This book is fast paced, holds no punches, and makes no apologies. Veronica Roth is a fearless writer who isn't afraid to makes some pretty tough choices in the face of destruction. It made me want to be strong too. And go to the gym to pump some iron! Lol Beatrice is definitely a girl to look up to. I cannot wait for Insurgent next year!! April 28th can't come soon enough! :D

Dan Hughes dch601 — I don't usually read these kinds of books; I'm not really into "war" books, etc. But I had heard good things about it. Really enjoyed this book. It was just amazing to read about the conditions these POW and airmen had to live through during times of war. Not many I would like to read, but I was intrigued with the main character's strength, resilience and competitiveness. I've suggested it to my hubby. he doesn't read much, so I only suggest ones I think are worth it. Plus his father was a gunner in WWII.

Roberto Agreda robertoagreda_ — I read this in one sitting. It isn't a horror story at all, though if you've a vivid imagination the images of the decomposing dead will put you off reading it while eating. It is a love story of the non sentimental kind, a metaphysical investigation. The metaphysics are drawn from traditional belief systems, interpreted in a postmodern – or beyond- fashion. I appreciated the theme running throughout the book of being careful about what you think and the feelings you allow yourself to indulge in. I also enjoyed the politically correct angle when the story's Swedish authorities were trying to decide what the politest correct term for the moving, talking corpses should be. I shall now immediately go out and purchase 'Let the Right One In.'

Caroline Tricart cacaocom — The entire series is AMAZING....It was never boring and it was a great love story... Anyone who reads this series will fall in love! Can't wait for the fourth book!

Gabriella Assis gabisissa3254 — Story of a girl is a a really great book. Would recommend it thirteen and up.