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Jung Eun dm57177c64 — I take it all back. While the first book in the series started off rather well, the rest fizzled. Too much emotional babbling, too much melodrama, too much, too much, too much. While I congratulate the author on her success with the series, there's much better material out there to read. For pop culture relevance, I'm glad I suffered through all three remaining books, but it's hours of my life I can't get back. Read "The Hunger Games" instead.

Andressa Dos andressado446a — I really wanted to like this book when I picked it up and I suppose overall I did, but I think that's just because it had a decent ending. I kept waiting for the plot to pick up and really grab my interest but it didn't really happen until almost the very end. I didn't find Ida all that relateable or really very likable. I cared more about Tucker and his story than I did the actual love story in the book. From the description, it sounded like Ida was going to have opposition at every turn and really have to struggle to succeed, but she really didn't. I mean, the opposition was there sort of, but it wasn't actually problematic until the end. I also felt like the love story was a little rushed. Basically the whole book they're both saying they aren't looking for love and don't really want to give the other one the chance and then all of a sudden they're in love. No in between stage. There were there meetings here and there, of course, but I felt like they realized their love a bit early. I would have liked to see it stem from more than 4 or 5 encounters and brief conversations. Overall, I liked the plot, I just thought the characters could have used a bit more development and Ida could have used a few more obstacles to be more realistic. But I did appreciate that the Christian aspect of it was accurate and felt real.