Showing posts with label the selection series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the selection series. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

The Elite

The book I read is called “The Elite” book two of the Selection Series by Kiera Cass. I’ve read and finished the whole series and it was filled with moments that are so intense it leaves you at the edge of your seat. Other times, it has moments that little kids might not want to read about. I love how lovey-dovey everything is, Kiera Cass makes her books somewhat make you feel like you’re there with the characters too.

America (Mer) is now in the palace and still trying to get used to the environment. She is confused of who she loves her ex-boyfriend Aspen, or the Prince Maxon. Though America love both Aspen and Mason, she still doubts if she deserves both of them. With Aspen and Mason in the Palace she has a hard time trying to figure out who and where her heart is lies.

I love the whole series! The whole series was able to draw me in and I couldn't stop reading it. I really really recommend this series to people who love lovey-dovey love triangles. This book is full of interesting events that may make you cry or even feel a little hurt as if you were in their shoes. This series will surely be worth your time, because of the chemistry of America, Aspen, and Maxon will probably keep you going and keep you being curious chapter after chapter.



Book Review by Kaola X.

Friday, March 3, 2017

Happily Ever After

The book I read is Happily Ever After by Kiera Cass. It is the fourth book in the Selection series. It gives background information on the characters and events in the series and is important to read so you will better understand the next two books. The first book in the series is The Selection. If you want to read these books, start there. The other books in the order they should be read are: The Elite, The One, Happily Ever After, The Heir, and TheCrown.

Happily Ever After gives the background on the whole series. It tells you more about Maxon’s parents and why they act the way they do towards their son. It also describes more about Maxon and America and their relationship, and gives additional information about the other characters and what happened between The One and The Heir. One interesting thing is that, unlike the first three books, most of this book is not written from America’s point of view, but instead, the story is told by the people who knew her the most.


What I liked about the book, is that it tells you more information than you learn from the rest of the series. It's good to get background on a book or books. It helps you understand the story more. I like that it's just not about the main characters like Maxon, his parents, and America, but it tells more about some of the last women in the Selection. These books are for teenage girls who are looking for a good romance story. I think all girls would like to read them. You should read this book because it will help you understand the Selection series more. 


Book Review by Jennifer M.