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A review by vanessamariebooks
Delirium Stories: Hana, Annabel, and Raven by Lauren Oliver
2.0
You could totally skip this one and you really wouldn't be missing much from the series. Hanna story is told from Hanna's POV during the time she and Lena were in a fight and not speaking to each other. It shows what she was doing/going through during that time. It wasn't anything super interesting or special and I really didn't care about her story.
Annabel's story is the only one in this book that sort of caught my interest and made me want to read it. We don't really find out anything new but I thought it was still interesting to see what Annabel went through in the crypts and how she escaped. I also really liked seeing more of her past and how she met Lena's dad. Annabel's story is the only one I wished was longer and I wished I could have learned more about her. Her story is the only reason I gave this a 2 stars.
Raven's story really didn't interest me at all. I didn't connect with Raven in the 2nd book (Pandemonium) and I don't connect with her in this book either. I really didn't care about her story and it was probably my least favorite of the three.
Annabel's story is the only one in this book that sort of caught my interest and made me want to read it. We don't really find out anything new but I thought it was still interesting to see what Annabel went through in the crypts and how she escaped. I also really liked seeing more of her past and how she met Lena's dad. Annabel's story is the only one I wished was longer and I wished I could have learned more about her. Her story is the only reason I gave this a 2 stars.
Raven's story really didn't interest me at all. I didn't connect with Raven in the 2nd book (Pandemonium) and I don't connect with her in this book either. I really didn't care about her story and it was probably my least favorite of the three.