AuthorAmandaR
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I just started reading Uglies by Scott Westerfield.
Just got down reading Divergent by Veronica Roth. I wasn't too thrilled with it. I am finding a lot of YA dystopian books do not have a solid world. For example, Roth gives no reason as to why the world? Country? Is broken up into these factions other than the emotions the factions are named after caused or is it prevents war? Who knows. The romantic subplot was lame. I'd love to read a book with a strong female protagonist who feels worthy of her loves interests attention. The trope hot guy and Plain Jane is so saturated in this genre. The plot twists are super predictable too. The plus side is the action was fast paced so it didn't take long to read.
I'm hoping Westerfield is a lot better in his world building and character development.
Just got down reading Divergent by Veronica Roth. I wasn't too thrilled with it. I am finding a lot of YA dystopian books do not have a solid world. For example, Roth gives no reason as to why the world? Country? Is broken up into these factions other than the emotions the factions are named after caused or is it prevents war? Who knows. The romantic subplot was lame. I'd love to read a book with a strong female protagonist who feels worthy of her loves interests attention. The trope hot guy and Plain Jane is so saturated in this genre. The plot twists are super predictable too. The plus side is the action was fast paced so it didn't take long to read.
I'm hoping Westerfield is a lot better in his world building and character development.