Divergent trilogy by Veronica Roth
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Divergent trilogy by Veronica Roth
I wasn't wrong, I liked the story. I was however on the fence about (tris). I usually get so invested in a main character right at the beginning of a story. I laugh and cry with them, and I applaud their growth. In this case, it was very difficult to relate to tris. I found myself going through the series more as a concerned party rather than being in the moment with the protagonist.
In the end I thought perhaps the author wanted it that way. I still think the series is worth reading and would recommended it to others and let them form their own opinions.
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