Allegiant! Finally!

Hey Hey HEY! I just finished The Serpent's Shadow and the ending was great in that book. Just don't ask me about what the ending is because iIwill NEVER tell you no matter how hard you try to persuade me too. Trust me, it's worth not knowing it before you read it. Sadly, that's the end of the Kane Chronicles. So no more of Carter and Sadie video recording their adventures of bringing order to Earth and destroying chaos (They already did that! That's kind of why it ended as a trilogy and The Serpent's Shadow was the last book!)But guess what!

I'm finally in the last book in the Divergent Trilogy!

Don't speak too soon about what happens in this book, because I got some news about this book. The good news is that I am going to finish this trilogy and won't be stressed out when I make anymore blogs. The bad news is that this book is the WORST book for Divergent fans, so I would take a break and read another book after reading Insurgent and before reading Allegiant, which I am reading right now. This was what I did, and now, I am ready to face this book, whether it will make me rate this the best book ever, or will disappoint me and make me hate this.

Also, I always wondered what the books would be like in the view of another character other than Tris. She was the person who was in first person, and everything about the book was in her perspective, which could potentially make the whole story biased because you can only read the story in one person's ideas or perspective instead of hearing what other characters think how this story is to people. Well, this book has Tobias's perspective along with Tris's perspective. Now you can know the story based on another person's thoughts. But... this still isn't good enough because there are only two characters narrating the story instead of many characters. This actually reminds me of the Kane Chronicles trilogy, since in those books, Carter and Sadie do all of the narrating and in this book, Tris and Tobias do all the narrating. 

On the bright side, the book isn't third-person, or else it would be He said... or She said... or They said... because that would make the book kind of annoying and it wouldn't really bring the characters 'to life' since no one knows what is going on in the characters' minds or what are they thinking about what is happening around them. 

Now let cut to the chase and talk about what is happening in the book. NOT! But I still read some of it, I'll just wait until I read over 1/2 of the book to talk about what is happening and what crazy plan they will do after the "factionless take over the government" HINT HINT.



By the way, Divergent came out in theaters. So watch it if you really like the Divergent trilogy.

Here's the trailer