You need to sign in or sign up before continuing.
Take a photo of a barcode or cover
lulydieguez 's review for:
Pandemonium
by Lauren Oliver
Some SPOILERS here, so be aware:
Lauren Oliver did it again.
When I started reading this I was really confused about the now and then chapters and it was kinda annoying but as the book continues it really picks up and I realize that I was really looking forward to both stories. I loved how the now and then chapters complemented each other and talked simultanoeosly about the same things, that was really smart and helped the book a lot, in my opinion, because it was never boring.
I usually cry a lot, with almost every book (and movie for that matter) and this book wasn't an exception. I cried in a lot of parts, but Blue's dead was too much for me. She was just so little and so precious that it broke my heart as much as Raven's.
I miss a lot of characters through the book, Alex above all, but every time Lena stopped and remember them I was really greatful to have them again.
It was a really good book, it was better than Delirium in my opinion, and it really set the ground for Requiem. I really enjoy it, and I have to say that it was really, really worth it. It has a little bit of everything that makes a good book, emotion, action, powerful messages, and unexpected things. I loved it, and can't wait to read Requiem.
Lauren Oliver did it again.
When I started reading this I was really confused about the now and then chapters and it was kinda annoying but as the book continues it really picks up and I realize that I was really looking forward to both stories. I loved how the now and then chapters complemented each other and talked simultanoeosly about the same things, that was really smart and helped the book a lot, in my opinion, because it was never boring.
I usually cry a lot, with almost every book (and movie for that matter) and this book wasn't an exception. I cried in a lot of parts, but Blue's dead was too much for me. She was just so little and so precious that it broke my heart as much as Raven's.
I miss a lot of characters through the book, Alex above all, but every time Lena stopped and remember them I was really greatful to have them again.
It was a really good book, it was better than Delirium in my opinion, and it really set the ground for Requiem. I really enjoy it, and I have to say that it was really, really worth it. It has a little bit of everything that makes a good book, emotion, action, powerful messages, and unexpected things. I loved it, and can't wait to read Requiem.