I say that frequently, and in this post-last-page aura, I am aware that I have MULTITUDES of "Best.Book.Ever." books, and I just don't care.
This is right up there with The Hunger Games. As good, if not, almost better. No lie.
Beatrice/Tris, the society Roth created, the character development, the friendships, the relationship...all real, raw, and fascinating. The factions that society had broken into and the method for selecting/accepting members was intriguing.
Are there problems? Yes. There are some aspects of the text that really irked me, and unfortunately, they are all spoilers!
I am not excited that a movie deal has already been reached--even before book 2 is out--and not sure how some of the mental simulations will be replicated and conveyed to be meaningful for the viewer--because I really feel that one of Roth's strengths is her ability to make the reader experience powerful emotions as Tris does.
There are many questions I can't wait to see answered, yet the ending was actually quite satisfying without being too much of a cliffhanger.
Definitely. AWESOME!!!
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