This book is so good! Roth has created a world that is impossible not to get lost in. This book is a great page-turner, and I can't wait to see the movie! :D I recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good book. :)

It's practical because it can eliminate the use of most, or all, street lights, which would save a lot of power and money. Also, it uses more or less light when necessary. It gives a clear path to walk or drive on at night, while also being economically useful, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically pleasing.

I don't think it's necessarily fake. Maybe the results were interpreted wrongly.

I don't think so… Maybe the children acted this way because eating whole food is fun! Eating corn on the cob is way more fun than eating boring cut up corn. Maybe the kids were just having fun. And when children ages 6-10 have fun, they tend to be a bit rambunctious.

A great sequel to Divergent. It focuses a lot more on Tris and Four's relationship than I personally would have liked. I think this book has one of the worst (or best) cliffhangers EVER. Read it. :)

Pretty good finalé. Roth put Four's POV in the book, and the voices were very similar, so it was very confusing at times. Sometimes I felt like certain scenes could have been written better... It sounded like Roth lost interest in the book. Still, very good. Read it.

Why did you think it was boring? Personally, I thought it was very well written and I loved the way that Tally overcame *** ***** ***** ** *** *****. Sorry. ;) Spoilers. Anyways, there's a lot more to the plot than what you said. First off, her name is Tally. Next, the plot not only focuses on Tally's friends trying to maker her un-pretty, but also on her relationship with Shay, Zayne, and David. I also thought that the Specials was really good. :)

This is an amazing sequel to the Pretties. Tally has been turned into a Special, a specially (get it?) engineered "police force" for her city. Tally and her group of friends, The Cutters, must keep the Uglies in their place, keep the Pretties "bubbly", and keep the remaining Smokies from handing out the cure. But when Tally is faced with someone from her past, and the news of a possible war, what will she choose: her "special" powers and thoughts of superiority, or the chance of a new world?

This is an amazing sequel to the Pretties. Tally has been turned into a Special, a specially (get it?) engineered "police force" for her city. Tally and her group of friends, The Cutters, must keep the Uglies in their place, keep the Pretties "bubbly", and keep the remaining Smokies from handing out the cure. But when Tally is faced with someone from her past, and the news of a possible war, what will she choose: her "special" powers and thoughts of superiority, or the chance of a new world?

P.S. 5 stars. :)