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Allegiant - Veronica Roth


Tittle: Allegiant
Series: Divergent #3
Author: Veronica Roth
Genre: YA, science fiction, fantasy, romance, dystopia
Pages: 526
Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books
Format: EBook
Time to read it: 2 days
Language: English
Rating: 4/5


            Allegiant is the third and final book in the Divergent trilogy written by Veronica Roth. Probably everyone knows what the series is about since the first book was turned this year into a movie. The story develops in a city where the population is divided into factions based on their characters: Abnegation, Amity, Dauntless, Candor and Erudite. Each faction has a role in society; and at the age of sixteen kids are put into a test which will show them what their character is, and then they will choose any faction they want. Something went wrong in our main character test, which will change her life and the ones surrounding her forever.

            Now, Four’s mother, the leader of the factionless, governs the city. The video released by Tris, in which her ancestor told them about the reason of the existence of the city, has brought several consequences. The most important is the formation of a new group called Allegiant. This group wants to send some of their members out to see what is out there. Tris, Christina, Four are among this members who will go out. However, what they will find out might not be what they were expecting.

            Allegiant was a good ending to a fantastic series. There was a huge controversy about two main topics: the ending and the addition of Four’s point of view. About the ending, I personally wouldn’t have done what the author did, nonetheless I understand why she did it and I respect her decision. I also think she would have been criticized even if the ending was different, it happens all the time when an epic series ends. As Four’s point of view, I personally loved the addition of Four point of view, It didn’t changed my opinion about him, it made me even love him more since I think I got to know him better. I understand his decisions, his feelings even when he made bad decisions.
If there is something I didn’t like about this book is the mistreated Four is by Tris all the time. She had betrayed him before and he let her explained herself. However, when he does something she doesn’t want him to do she doesn’t listen to him.  


            To sum up, Allegiant was, in my opinion, a good book. It gave me what I wanted, a ending which wrapped up the story without leaving lose ties. It is worthy of your time.

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