I liked this book more than the Hunger Games, but of course this book couldn't have been so amazing without it. It explains the games so much and at the same time gives us an in to the beliefs of the Capitol. The romance, angst and character development are amazingly written.
As far as romances go, this was pretty good. Basically adult fan-fiction but that's what I wanted. The epilogue was unnecessary though I think it would've been better left imagining their future.
If you love pretty little liars, I suggest you read this and give it a chance. I really liked the actual plot, but it wasn't the page turner I thought it would be. The story moved so slowly at first and the drama wasn't even that high. I feel like everything happened in the last 100 pages. Overall though, it was pretty enjoyable and definitely had the PLL vibe. I honestly wish it was written better because the plot was so good.
Wow. This book was somehow compelling, even with its dark and absurd themes. I could never really recommend this to anyone in good conscience, but its a really good read, so beautifully written, and made me feel my emotions in a whole new way I never thought I'd do.
Honestly, my favourite book from the trilogy. The drama, the emotion, it was a great read. Also, I think Han really captured the teenage/young adult experience in this book, and I loved getting into the nitty gritty of all the characters!!
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.5
So, this is a book that was originally written on Wattpad & published by Wattpad... which is kind of why I picked it up. As someone who enjoys a light, fluffy fanfiction every now and then this perfectly satisfied that craving, although it wasn't really a romance novel. Writing was really good considering I had Wattpad level expectations, but the characters were all over the place. All in all, its an easy, lighthearted read and I enjoyed it more than I expected.
The entire body of the book was just so boring. Reading it felt like trudging through mud, thinking "when are we going to get to the point" and when you do get to the end, its very emotional, and it makes sense, but it just doesn't necessarily pay off
Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
Really good for a sequel, I like how the characters were explored more in this book. It follows a similar line of the first book, but I enjoyed that, it’s why I liked the first one. The mystery was just an unpredictable
I don't know why I was expecting to not really like this, I'm not someone who is fond of memoirs or non-fiction in general, but I really loved this book, I read it entirely in one sitting. Pamela's insight to life as a woman, and experiences around people doubting her, needing to find herself, abilities always being questioned are incredibly relatable and written in a way that makes you feel like Pamela is there telling you your experiences are valid as well.