Allegiant

the ending just ruined it. I feel robbed. you invest all that time and feelings towards the characters for it to end that way.

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I liked the first two books except the abrupt end of book 2 which really was not an ending of a book, more like a chapter ending. I hated this third book. The whole plot was very disjointed and not true to the characters at all. The ending was very disappointing. Ugh. I also did not enjoy having the narrators switch and was not sold on the male reader.

Very good book if they would have made the movie just like the book they would have been great.

Great book.

Best ending and best story ever!!! I was bawling. No wonder Allegiant movie got such a bad review, it was completely different from the real story.

Great job wonderful book

The first two were much better but you obviously want to see how it ends. This one is really hitting you with the moral of the whole series and leaving you with a message about true selflessness. I STILL CANNOT FREAKING BELIEVE IT THOUGHHH!!! It definitely made me lose trust in one of my cardinal rules about book reading and I am still in shock.

I enjoyed most of the book but HATED the ending! I kind of feel robbed with the ending after reading the entire series. The readers do a great job and I liked hearing things from each Tris and Four's perspectives.

I have read the books and watched the movies, they were both amazing. Between the both they are not too much alike. I prefer the movies but still great books.

*This Review Contains Spoilers* The book is more so an explanation of how this dystopian world works with governments and experiments and technological advancements rather than an action packed book like the previous 2. I like the voice and narration of Tris (I do wish that she had more emotion sometimes though. She tends to make even happy moments seem like they are sad). I did not like Tobias' narration at all. Tobias seems like a big strong character to me (and that was also displayed in the movie) and the voice of Tobias seemed small and like a passive, weak voice. Not the tall, muscular, commanding presence that was a top dog in Dauntless like the book describes.