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3.85 AVERAGE
3.85 AVERAGE
Lena's life has drastically changed since coming to the Wild, without Alex she feels lost, but she gradually begins to find her place. Then she is given an assignment that changes everything again.
The chapters alternate between then, when she first arrives in the wild, and now during her current assignment. Readers can see how Lena has changed and developed since joining the resistance. The twist at the end was exactly what I was hoping for, and I'm looking forward to the final book!
The chapters alternate between then, when she first arrives in the wild, and now during her current assignment. Readers can see how Lena has changed and developed since joining the resistance. The twist at the end was exactly what I was hoping for, and I'm looking forward to the final book!
“Dar poti construi un viitor din nimic. Din resturi, dintr-un licar. Din dorinta de a merge mai departe, pas cu pas. Poti construi un oras ideal din ruine.”
4.7/5
I honestly loved this book and it achieved so much as the sequel to Delirium. My only knockoff were how certain events unfolded or were explained. Still, can't wait to read the last in the series!
I honestly loved this book and it achieved so much as the sequel to Delirium. My only knockoff were how certain events unfolded or were explained. Still, can't wait to read the last in the series!
adventurous
dark
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Gah! I remember that when I read this in middle school, I was SO Team Alex and HATED Julien. Now I’m like eh, they’re both . . . teenaged boys. But it’s still so fun!
This one definitely kicks up the dystopian vibe and has a lot more survival elements than Delirium. I think the dual timeline was a wise choice, even though it departs from the first book.
Loved the ending. I wish I could remember how I felt when I read this the first time—I wasn’t surprised now because I actually managed to remember it over the nine years since I first read this.
I listened to this one on audio. Sarah Drew, I love you, but you are just not Lena to me. I might actually “read” Requiem to get away from this narration.
This one definitely kicks up the dystopian vibe and has a lot more survival elements than Delirium. I think the dual timeline was a wise choice, even though it departs from the first book.
Loved the ending. I wish I could remember how I felt when I read this the first time—I wasn’t surprised now because I actually managed to remember it over the nine years since I first read this.
I listened to this one on audio. Sarah Drew, I love you, but you are just not Lena to me. I might actually “read” Requiem to get away from this narration.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Confinement, Forced institutionalization
Moderate: Death, Death of parent
Minor: Ableism, Abandonment
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
inspiring
sad
medium-paced
Je suis triste de dire que j'ai été très très déçue de ce livre.
Delirium est vraiment un livre que j'adore, peut-être même celui que je préfère. Et justement, j'aurais préféré qu'il n'y ai pas de suite, j'ai aimé la fin du 1.
Alors c'est sceptique que j'ai ouvert le deux... j'ai eu raison, j'ai pas aimé.
Je comprends tout à fait les choix de Lena et l'évolution de ses sentiments. C'est les choix de Lauren Olivier que je comprends pas. Moi ce que j'ai aimé dans Delirium, c'est Lena et Alex. Pas "Lena et les Résistants" ou "Lena et Candide".
En plus l'histoire avec sa mère n'avance pas d'un poil.
La fin était tellement prévisible! Depuis le début du livre j'attendais cette scène!
Et en fait ce tome entache juste leur amour si pur, alors qu'on sait qu'au final, tout finira bien. C'est du gâchis et c'est décourageant.
Delirium est vraiment un livre que j'adore, peut-être même celui que je préfère. Et justement, j'aurais préféré qu'il n'y ai pas de suite, j'ai aimé la fin du 1.
Alors c'est sceptique que j'ai ouvert le deux... j'ai eu raison, j'ai pas aimé.
Je comprends tout à fait les choix de Lena et l'évolution de ses sentiments. C'est les choix de Lauren Olivier que je comprends pas. Moi ce que j'ai aimé dans Delirium, c'est Lena et Alex. Pas "Lena et les Résistants" ou "Lena et Candide".
En plus l'histoire avec sa mère n'avance pas d'un poil.
La fin était tellement prévisible! Depuis le début du livre j'attendais cette scène!
Et en fait ce tome entache juste leur amour si pur, alors qu'on sait qu'au final, tout finira bien. C'est du gâchis et c'est décourageant.
Re-read this before starting Requiem. Glad I did, there were lots of little details I was missing. I think I enjoyed it more this time than the first time I read it.
2.5 stars. I'm clearly in the majority here, but I barely liked this book more than the first. It's just not good. Being better than the first book isn't saying much. I was expecting more world-building and more scope from the plot, but I was disappointed. The whole mom thing, which was a cliffhanger for the first book, was barely mentioned under the breath of this book. I still don't understand Lena's appear.
I'm really not looking forward to book 3.
I would only recommend to those committed to the series, or those who were hoodwinked into liking the first piece of hot garbage.
I'm really not looking forward to book 3.
I would only recommend to those committed to the series, or those who were hoodwinked into liking the first piece of hot garbage.
