Read to find out what all the fuss is about, there is an extraordinary amount of reviews on this book 2.7 mil and climbing and its sitting at 4.2 stars! That blows my mind, I believe I am more awed by that fact than by the book though. I liked it, didnt' love it but it was an easy read and I have an urge to find out what happens in the other books so will prob read those at some stage.
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Tris finds out she is Divergent and chooses to join Dauntless. Tris has to make sure she doesn't become factionless as well as save the Dauntless from Eric.
I had missed the announcement of this final epilogue to the Divergent series completely, but don't worry, you won't miss a thing.
It's five years since the events in Allegiant (which was a ridiculous book and I'm still being kind), and I didn't have a strong desire to go back, but the completist in me wanted to have read the entire series, so here I was, reading We Can Be Mended.
And they get mended over the course of this 27 page story. I've seen a lot of people hate this story with a passion, but I'm more indifferent. I only got the slightest of information on how the world changed and what is going on now. Instead there's the rather forced coming together of two of the surviving characters from the book.
I would only recommend it for big fans of the series, and even then prepare to dislike it.
Divergent thinking is essential for creativity and for what is creativity. It is the ability to see lots of possible ways to interpret a question and lots of possible answers to it.
It is a thought process used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possibilities. Instead of taking obvious steps and walking along a straight line, one looks at different aspects of the situation, creating different results...
Read more on the Publisher Blog: Divergent Thinking
Another dystopian novel that I've been wanting to try, and this one was pretty good....not Hunger Games good, but good in its own right. The bureaucracy of this world divides up and coming adults into one of five "factions", for the good of societal contributions (how creepy is that?). The main protagonist, Beatrice (Tris) Prior, is discovered to be "divergent", not fitting into any one faction. Keeping this a secret and declaring for Dauntless faction, Tris then falls into a world of training, developing trust and relationships, and preparing for upcoming treachery concerning her friends and family. Entertaining and thought provoking, I would recommend this novel for all who enjoy futuristic dystopian adventures...
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