
Sad about what is coming though *sobs*!!!

'The Selection': Honestly, it took me forever to get into this book, for the first five or so chapters I was just trying to get through it, then, towards the middle of the book, I couldn't put it down, it was like I had to finish it all in one night (I didn't, but I wanted too). I think that, looking back at the book, it was written really well, it covered America and Aspen's pasts very well, and changed over to the castle scenario very well. You understand what America is going through, after all we have all been in at least one place we didn't really want to be. She starts to grow up, and we get to witness that. She starts to see that there is more to Maxon than meets the eye, and allows herself to open up more than she had planned on. She gains new friends, and discovers the evil in other girls is so abundant that she can't bear it that Maxon may be with one of these young ladies for the rest of his life. And of course Kiera had to throw a loop in America's plans. When I finished this book, I had to have the next one immediately, however it wasn't out so I waited, and while I was waiting I read a lot of books, and then 'The Elite' came out!
So, I thought the first one was a unique and new story. The second one is even better! The continuation of the character's and their struggles is pretty darn good! The introduction of new characters was alright. There wasn't anything that I hated or loved in this book, I just enjoyed it completely. One of the characters that was in this book, I felt like I had something in common with more than others (if you know me personally and have read the book you might know why ;) ). There were quite a few twists that I didn't expect, but that I loved, a couple things that I saw coming, and then there were certain parts that I wanted to just punch the character in the face (you know how that is). It took me so long to read it because of my being in a reading slump and not wanting to finish it because it would then be over, however the final book, 'State of Restoration' will me out in May of this year. I highly recommend this book, it is a fun read, that will keep you wanting more form the characters and the author. The ending is perfect for getting readers to the next book, and let me tell you I will be one of the first to buy it! The state of Refuge and the KEA have never encountered someone as determined as Derek is! He won't stop at anything to save those that he cares about, and I want to be right there with him! You should be there with him too! Follow him on his journey with 'State of Refuge.' You won't forget Derek, and his band of misfits and rebels! David Korson's books are only available on amazon.com, but are worth everything to get them! Definitely check them out! This was such a sad movie! I saw it on t.v. just a couple minutes ago and I had so many hopes and am extremely depressed now. There were a lot of open places where more detail could have been added, but wasn't. This movie had some OK action in it, but in my opinion slow, and very sad. What is she supposed to do at the end!? Just go back to the woods? Like seriously! I was hoping for a good twist in several places and am sad that certain things turned out depressing for Hanna. She didn't listen at times and caused more pain than necessary. I was sad when certain characters were killed, if you have seen it you know who. But seriously, I know this movie has been out for a while, and I just saw it, but I just wanted to share my thoughts with you on it. Another thing, it didn't explain the character's history very well either, not just Hanna by others too. Like I said dissapointing, and Saorise Ronan is an awesome actress too, but this movie was a flop, I wonder how it did in theaters? Anyway, don't pay for this movie, just watch it on t.v.
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